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Inquisitorial Adjudication and Mass Justice in American Administrative Law
The U.S. justice system in general and administrative adjudication in particular is generally perceived as adversarial, meaning that decisions are made in proceedings consisting of trial methods that are largely controlled by the parties rather than the administrative judge. However, inquisitorial m
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