Is the Administrative State Morally Legitimate? | LIVE STREAM

What makes the administrative state morally legitimate in a constitutional republic?

Supporters argue that administrative law has developed its own internal morality, constraining and legitimizing administrative power. But opponents claim that the administrative state has exceeded its constitutional bounds and is a threat to the common good that needs to be reined in by Congress and the courts.

Join AEI and the Catholic University of America’s Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition for a discussion of the morality of the administrative state.

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