How the federal bureaucracy shapes law through rulemaking and discretion
In short: While Congress passes laws, the federal bureaucracy determines how they are actually applied. This video examines the mechanisms of rulemaking and discretionary authority, using Title IX as a primary case study.
The video explores the practical implementation of legislation, focusing on how federal agencies use their authority to create specific regulations. By examining Title IX, the presentation demonstrates how the bureaucracy exercises power to translate broad legislative mandates into actionable rules.
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