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Administrative Adjudication in the United States
This is a chapter from the book “Administrative Tribunals in the Common Law World,” edited by Stephen Thomson, Matthew Groves, and Greg Meeks (Hart Publishing 2024). Most English-speaking countries rely on tribunals to conduct administrative adjudication. A tribunal is a body independent of th
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