ACUS’s five standing committees and a sixth ad hoc committee are considering or have approved recommendations for seven new projects. If approved by the committees and placed on the agenda by the Council, these projects will be considered at the...
ACUS’s five standing committees and a sixth ad hoc committee are considering or have approved recommendations for seven new projects. If approved by the committees and placed on the agenda by the Council, these projects will be considered at the...
The Committee on Administration and Management recently approved a series of draft...
The fourth and final installment of ACUS’s Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Federal Agencies will take place on Thursday August 13, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. At the panel,...
ACUS has released its newest Information Interchange Bulletin: Incorporation By Reference...
ACUS hosted a panel discussion of Artificial Intelligence and Administrative Law Doctrines: Challenges and Opportunities on Thursday, July 9, in partnership with the Institute for Technology Law & Policy at Georgetown University Law Center. The...
ACUS hosted the first panel of a multi-part symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Federal Agencies on Thursday, June 25, in partnership with the Institute for Technology Law and...
This article was authored by Jeremy Graboyes, Deputy Research Director at ACUS, who authored the research report upon which the recommendation discussed in this essay was based.
This...
This article was authored by Eloise Pasachoff, professor of law at the Georgetown University Law Center. Professor Pasachoff served as committee chair of the Ad Hoc Committee to Consider Recruiting and...
This article was authored by Jerry Ellig, research professor at The George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center.
This article first appeared in the Regulatory Review's series on...
This article was authored by Aaron L. Nielson, Associate Professor of Law at Brigham Young University, and Bobby Ochoa, Attorney Advisor with...