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77 Tex. L. Rev. 113 (1998-1999)
Administrative Common Law in Judicial Review

handle is hein.journals/tlr77 and id is 129 raw text is: Administrative Common Law in Judicial Review John F. Duffy* I. The Origins and Legitimacy of Judge-Made Law in Judicial Review of Federal Agency Action .................. 121 A. Early Administrative Law and the Federal Common Law of Chancery . ............................. 121 1. Obtaining Judicial Review Through Equity ....... 122 2. Statutory Authorization for the Federal Common Law of Chancery ............................. 126 B. The APA and Its Reception in the Era of the New Federal Common Law ............................. 130 C. Powell's Cannon Dissent and a Restoration of the Limits on Federal Common Law ....................... 139 D. The Continuation of Equity as Statutorily Authorized Common Law ............................ 146 1. Rediscovering the Statutory Basis of Nonstatutory Review ............................... 147 2. Rediscovering Equity ...................... 149 II. Darby v. Cisneros and the Death of Exhaustion Doctrine in APA Cases ..................................... 152 A. The Origins of Exhaustion and Its Incorporation Into APA Cases .................................. 154 B. The APA, Exhaustion and Darby ................. 156 III. The Creation of Ripeness Doctrine as New Federal Common Law and the Beginnings of Its Demise in APA Cases ....... 162 A. Abbott Laboratories and the Creation of Ripeness..... .163 B. The Historical Origins of Ripeness Doctrine ......... 166 * Assistant Professor of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. For helpful comments and encouragement, the author thanks Curtis Bradley, Ed Bruce, Neal Devins, Beth Garrett, Steven D. Gordon, Michael Herz, Gary Lawson, Melanie Leslie, John McGinnis, Richard Nagareda, Michael Rappaport, Anne Sprightley Ryan, Paul Shupack, Stewart Sterk, Cass Sunstein, Stephen Williams, and Paul Verkuil. The author also thanks Daniel Feldman, Kiersten Skog, and Sonny Chehl for their researeh assistance. Copyright 1998 by John F. Duffy. All rights reserved.

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