Document Type
Article
Abstract
An agency is not an island entire of itself. It is one of the many rooms in the magnificent mansion of the law. The very subordination of the agency to judicial jurisdiction is intended to proclaim the premise that each agency is to be brought into harmony with the totality of the law; the law as it is found in the statute at hand, the statute book at large, the principles and conceptions of the "common law," and the ultimate guarantees associated with the Constitution.
Recommended Citation
Henry McGee,
Urban Renewal in the Crucible of Judicial Review, 56 VA. L. REV. 826
(1970).
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