Steven J. Cann is a Full Professor, Prelaw Coordinator and Former Chairman of the Department of Political Science, at Washburn University of Topeka, Kansas. He has published in the area of substantive constitutional law, primarily in civil liberties. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Purdue University in 1977. He has served on the Board of Directors for the Kansas Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration (Ks. ASPA). He served as the President of Ks. ASPA from 1999-2000. Dr. Cann has been certified as an expert witness in Kansas District Court. He is a three-time nominee for Who′s Who Among America′s Teachers.

• List of CasesPrefaceLegal LingoPART I: POLITICS, DEMOCRACY, AND BUREAUCRACY Democracy and BureaucracyExecutive Control of BureaucracyLegislative Control of BureaucracyControl of Agencies by Default: The Courts and Administration LawPART II: THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSThe Government and InformationInformal Agency ActivityRule Making and AdjudicationPART III: SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAWThe Law of Public EmploymentDue Process of Law in Other ContextsSuing the GovernmentSummary and ConclusionsAppendix A: Administrative Procedure ActAppendix B: The United States ConstitutionIndexAbout the Author

Steven J. Cann is a Full Professor, Prelaw Coordinator and Former Chairman of the Department of Political Science, at Washburn University of Topeka, Kansas. He has published in the area of substantive constitutional law, primarily in civil liberties. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Purdue University in 1977. He has served on the Board of Directors for the Kansas Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration (Ks. ASPA). He served as the President of Ks. ASPA from 1999-2000. Dr. Cann has been certified as an expert witness in Kansas District Court. He is a three-time nominee for Who′s Who Among America′s Teachers.

• List of CasesPrefaceLegal LingoPART I: POLITICS, DEMOCRACY, AND BUREAUCRACY Democracy and BureaucracyExecutive Control of BureaucracyLegislative Control of BureaucracyControl of Agencies by Default: The Courts and Administration LawPART II: THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSThe Government and InformationInformal Agency ActivityRule Making and AdjudicationPART III: SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAWThe Law of Public EmploymentDue Process of Law in Other ContextsSuing the GovernmentSummary and ConclusionsAppendix A: Administrative Procedure ActAppendix B: The United States ConstitutionIndexAbout the Author

Steven J. Cann is a Full Professor, Prelaw Coordinator and Former Chairman of the Department of Political Science, at Washburn University of Topeka, Kansas. He has published in the area of substantive constitutional law, primarily in civil liberties. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Purdue University in 1977. He has served on the Board of Directors for the Kansas Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration (Ks. ASPA). He served as the President of Ks. ASPA from 1999-2000. Dr. Cann has been certified as an expert witness in Kansas District Court. He is a three-time nominee for Who′s Who Among America′s Teachers.

• List of CasesPrefaceLegal LingoPART I: POLITICS, DEMOCRACY, AND BUREAUCRACY Democracy and BureaucracyExecutive Control of BureaucracyLegislative Control of BureaucracyControl of Agencies by Default: The Courts and Administration LawPART II: THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSThe Government and InformationInformal Agency ActivityRule Making and AdjudicationPART III: SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAWThe Law of Public EmploymentDue Process of Law in Other ContextsSuing the GovernmentSummary and ConclusionsAppendix A: Administrative Procedure ActAppendix B: The United States ConstitutionIndexAbout the Author