Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2004
Journal Title
Administrative Law Review
ISSN
0001-8368
Abstract
In this Article, the authors provide a case study of heavy-duty diesel engine regulation under the Clean Air Act, which reveals how the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chooses various means of regulation at different times. The Article relates the EPA's choices to the incentives the agency faces. The Article also shows how the different forms of regulatory activity influence agency regulations. Finally, the Article concludes with a critique of regulation-by-litigation as a means of imposing substantive rules.
First Page
403
Volume Number
56
Publisher
American Bar Association
Recommended Citation
Andrew P. Morriss, Bruce Yandle & Andrew Dorchak,
Regulating by Litigation: The EPA's Regulation of Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines,
56
Admin. L. Rev.
403
(2004).
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