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Symposium Panel 1: Creative Destruction

Administrative law is in a state of flux. Long-settled rules governing agencies’ relationship with Congress and the judiciary are now open for debate. The Supreme Court appears willing to deliver one jolt to the legal system after another. And the new administration has embarked on a controversial mission to reshape the administrative state at a breakneck pace. Thanks in large part to these developments, administrative law is at the center of legal and public attention. Understandably, scholarly (and public) attention has focused on legal developments as they happen. Scholars have devoted less attention to the paths that might lead out of the present moment of legal instability—or how to shape those paths through their research, writing, and other work. This symposium addressed that gap and focused attention on the future of administrative law. Where will administrative law go from here? Where can it go? Where should it go? Agenda: WELCOME AND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Rebecca Delaney, NYU Law Review Don Goodson, Institute for Policy Integrity Dean Troy McKenzie, NYU School of Law FIRST PANEL: CREATIVE DESTRUCTION — What can we expect in the near term for administrative law? Lisa Bressman, Vanderbilt Law School Kristin Hickman, University of Minnesota Law School Anita Krishnakumar, Georgetown University Law Center Thomas Merrill, Columbia Law School Moderator: Katrina Wyman, NYU School of Law SECOND PANEL: BUILDING ON A CLEAN SLATE — What would administrative law look like in an ideal world? Eloise Pasachoff, Georgetown University Law Center Jennifer Nou, University of Chicago Law School Sabeel Rahman, Cornell Law School Chris Walker, University of Michigan Law School Moderator: Sally Katzen, NYU School of Law LUNCH AND KEYNOTE ADDRESS FROM RICHARD L. REVESZ THIRD PANEL: LESSONS FROM HISTORY — What can we learn from previous periods of flux in administrative law? Joanna Grisinger, Northwestern University Dan Ernst, Georgetown University Law Center Julian Mortenson, University of Michigan Law School Nick Parrillo, Yale Law School Moderator: Noah Rosenblum, NYU School of Law FOURTH PANEL: EYE OF THE BEHOLDER — How will recent developments affect different groups or areas of the law? Kent Barnett, The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law Sharon Block, Harvard Law School Gillian Metzger, Columbia Law School Bijal Shah, Boston College Law School Moderator: David Kamin, NYU School of Law CLOSING REMARKS