Description
A FULL EIGHT YEARS have passed since the last edition of this book.
As intended from the start, or when this was first written, this work focuses on the rules designed and announced to minimize, if not altogether do away with, these nefarious conspiracies which destroy republics.
It aims to aid the reader in his better understanding not only of the present state of Administrative Law, as a most important branch of public law, in our Republic, but also of its essence, which
is, as discussed here, most of all expediency in the enforcement of whatever may be prescribed as law, and, as always, within the confines of all that may be specified as grants and limitations under our Constitution.
This edition tackles what the author constantly refers to as the continuing experiments in this field, as acknowledged and addressed or adjudicated upon by the Supreme Court in the last eight years, and on the basis of recent laws imposed, or inflicted, by the legislature, as enforced, properly or not, by the executives.
