The Legitimacy of Administrative Law (original) (raw)

The article explores the evolution and legitimacy of administrative law in the United States, examining historical perspectives and judicial practices that have shaped its development. It illustrates how judges, legislators, and executive officials have interacted with administrative law, resulting in a consensus around its lawful nature amid democratic accountability. The paper also delves into the impact of major historical events, such as World War II and the Cold War, on the legitimacy and expansion of executive power within the administrative state.