The George Washington Law Review

THE
GEORGE WASHINGTON
LAW REVIEW

ANNUAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
FOREWORD
Agency Self-Regulation	Elizabeth Magill
ESSAY
Are Administrative Patent Judges Unconstitutional?	John F. Duffy
REPORT
Transparency and Public Participation in the Federal Rulemaking Process: Recommendations for the New Administration	Cary Coglianese, Heather Kilmartin, and Evan Mendelson
BOOK REVIEW
Is a Competent Federal Government Becoming Oxymoronic?	Peter H. Schuck
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ESSAYS
Early to Bed for Federal Regulations: A New Attempt to Avoid "Midnight Regulations" and Its Effect on Political Accountability	Christopher Carlberg
Morrison, Edmond, and the Power of Appointments	Andrew Croner
Challenges to Inclusion on the "No-Fly List" Should Fly in District Court: Considering the Jurisdictional Implications of Administrative Agency Structure	Shaina N. Elias
Early Termination Fees: Fair game or Federally Preempted?	Ben Everard
Medicare Part D: Rights Without Remedies, Bars to Relief, and Miles of Red Tape	Elliot Golding
The Fault, Dear PCAOB, Lies Not in the Appointments Clause, but in the Removal Power, That You Are Unconstitutional	Julian Helisek
Independent Litigation Authority and Calls for the Views of the Solicitor General	Elliott Karr
Patent Reexamination and the Seventh Amendment	Megan Keane
A New Interpretation, an Absurd Result: How HHS is Short-Changing Children with Severe Mental Illness	Stephen Satterfield

VOLUME 77 NUMBER 4 JUNE 2009