Administrative Law Section
News About Rulemaking in North Carolina
From OAH: In response to public comments, the Office of Administrative Hearings and the Rules Review Commission have approved amendments to the Administrative…
Interstate Compacts and Universal Licensure Recognition Laws
The North Carolina General Assembly (NCGA) has recently enacted the Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Compact (ASLP-IC), Psychology Interjurisdictional…
Award for Excellence 2020-21 Nominations: Acknowledge the Good Work of a Colleague
We all have that one mentor whose guidance has been invaluable to our professional advancement or simply an individual who we have admired from afar, and we…
Do You Advise or Work with State Government Agencies, Boards or Commissions?
The State Archives is again hosting a series of free workshops on records management. Learn more here.
Call to Action: A Chance to Improve Writing of Rules “In Style”
In the “olden” days, before September 2019, some felt that dealing with the Rules Review Commission (RRC) and the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH)…
A Plethora of Pandemic Predicaments, a CLE for Posterity
Paraphrasing Shakespeare, when it comes to COVID-19, there are more things in heaven and earth than any one attorney has considered. Puzzle out some pressing…
This Week’s Court of Appeals Opinions
Krishnan v. NC Dep’t of Health & Hum. Servs (20-107 – Published) Author: Judge Richard Dietz State employee grievance; administrative law; time…
Occupational Licensing Committee Update for Quarter 4 of 2020
Each year occupational licensing boards and state agencies are required to submit reports to North Carolina governmental committees and offices. There have…
Judicial Review: A History of the Venue Requirement and a Statistical Analysis of Petitions for Judicial Review and Where They Are Filed
History of the Venue Provision in the APA In American law, North Carolina is the birthplace of judicial review. In 1787, eighteen years before Marbury v.…
Hey, Did You Read This? Administrative Law Related Articles of Interest
Business Court Narrows How Public Records Act Applies to Entities with Government Ties It Can Be Difficult to Revoke a Police Officer’s License. Some States…