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Many of the rules governing our society are made not by Congress but by federal agencies called rulemaking, a fact that has drawn criticism from the current administration and fueled it work to restrain the "deep state", or federal bureaucracy. Law professor Ilan Wurman joined us to offer a review of key cases and his insights into where things go from here.
Our annual Constitution Day Celebration offers a space for all to gain insight on constitutional question essential to understanding American democracy.
Many of the rules governing our society are made not by Congress but by federal agencies called rulemaking, a fact that has drawn criticism from the current administration and fueled it work to restrain the "deep state", or federal bureaucracy. Law professor Ilan Wurman joined us to offer a review of key cases and his insights into where things go from here.
Our annual Constitution Day Celebration offers a space for all to gain insight on constitutional question essential to understanding American democracy.
