The Yale Law Journal · 1983 · 293 citations · 1 references
LawAdministrative LawRegulatory PolicyBank CharteringRegulatory LawRulemakingFormal RulemakingInterpretation Of Administrative StatutesJudicial DiscretionProcedural Requirements For RulemakingRegulationRegulatory EnforcementJudicial Oversight Of RulemakingLicense IssuancePrecisionPublic Interest AnalysisPublic Interest ExceptionsPublic Interest Regulation
A state judge enjoins a liquor licensing board from denying future license applications until it adopts written rules to flesh out a vague "public interest" standard. 1A federal court orders the Federal Communications Commission to entertain requests for waivers from its "clear channel" rules, noting that "a system where regulations are maintained inflexibly without any procedure for waiver poses legal difficulties."'2 A congressional committee studying federal bank chartering by the Comptroller of the Currency assails the
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