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Skip to main content Share Toggle navigation * About * About ACUS * Organization * Opportunities * Agency Policies * Budget Planning & Performance * FOIA & Featured Resources * No FEAR Act Data * Vulnerability Disclosure Policy * Projects * Recommendations * Assembly Projects * Office of the Chairman Projects * Office of the Chairman Comments to Agencies * Working Groups * Research RFPs * Resources * Bibliography * Resources for Federal Agencies * Resources for Congress * Sourcebooks * EAJA Reporting * Information Interchange Bulletins * Adjudication Updates * Key Topics * Adjudication * Artificial Intelligence * Coronavirus and Adjudication * Coronavirus and Rulemaking * Government Contracts * Guidance Documents * Judicial Review of Agency Actions * Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking * Public Availability of Information * Public Participation * Meetings & Events * Calendar * Committee Meetings * Forums * Roundtables * Newsroom * Latest News * Blog * Press Kit Search ADMINISTRATIVE CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED STATES Scroll down NEWS Previous JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT ACUS Thursday, June 02, 2022 The Administrative Conference of the United States is accepting applications from lawyers interested in serving as an attorney advisor. For details, see our Current Opportunities. ACUS ADOPTS 5 RECOMMENDATIONS AT ITS 76TH PLENARY Tuesday, December 21, 2021 At it's 76th Plenary Session (virtual) on December 16th, 2021, ACUS adopted 5 new recommendations. Full details are available here. ACUS PUBLISHES NEW SOURCEBOOK OF JUDICIAL REVIEW STATUTES Thursday, June 02, 2022 ACUS is pleased to publish the new Sourcebook of Federal Judicial Review Statutes by Professor Jonathan Siegel. Read the Sourcebook here. ACUS ADOPTS THREE RECOMMENDATIONS Tuesday, June 21, 2022 At its 77th Plenary session on June 16, the ACUS Assembly adopted 3 recommendations to improve efficiency, fairness, transparency, and public participation in government. ACUS SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT FOR SMALL CLAIMS PATENT COURT STUDY Tuesday, May 03, 2022 ACUS is requesting public input on issues associated with and options for designing a small claims patent court as part of a study for USPTO. Read the request for information here. ACUS SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON DISCLOSURE OF LEGAL MATERIALS Thursday, May 19, 2022 ACUS is requesting public input on key questions related to the public availability of agency legal materials (e.g., regulations, guidance documents, adjudicative decisions). Read the request for information here. JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT ACUS Thursday, June 02, 2022 The Administrative Conference of the United States is accepting applications from lawyers interested in serving as an attorney advisor. For details, see our Current Opportunities. ACUS ADOPTS 5 RECOMMENDATIONS AT ITS 76TH PLENARY Tuesday, December 21, 2021 At it's 76th Plenary Session (virtual) on December 16th, 2021, ACUS adopted 5 new recommendations. Full details are available here. ACUS PUBLISHES NEW SOURCEBOOK OF JUDICIAL REVIEW STATUTES Thursday, June 02, 2022 ACUS is pleased to publish the new Sourcebook of Federal Judicial Review Statutes by Professor Jonathan Siegel. Read the Sourcebook here. ACUS ADOPTS THREE RECOMMENDATIONS Tuesday, June 21, 2022 At its 77th Plenary session on June 16, the ACUS Assembly adopted 3 recommendations to improve efficiency, fairness, transparency, and public participation in government. ACUS SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT FOR SMALL CLAIMS PATENT COURT STUDY Tuesday, May 03, 2022 ACUS is requesting public input on issues associated with and options for designing a small claims patent court as part of a study for USPTO. Read the request for information here. ACUS SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON DISCLOSURE OF LEGAL MATERIALS Thursday, May 19, 2022 ACUS is requesting public input on key questions related to the public availability of agency legal materials (e.g., regulations, guidance documents, adjudicative decisions). Read the request for information here. JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT ACUS Thursday, June 02, 2022 The Administrative Conference of the United States is accepting applications from lawyers interested in serving as an attorney advisor. For details, see our Current Opportunities. ACUS ADOPTS 5 RECOMMENDATIONS AT ITS 76TH PLENARY Tuesday, December 21, 2021 At it's 76th Plenary Session (virtual) on December 16th, 2021, ACUS adopted 5 new recommendations. Full details are available here. Next * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 * 6 ABOUT * About ACUS * Organization * Opportunities * Agency Policies * Budget Planning & Performance * FOIA & Featured Resources * No FEAR Act Data * Vulnerability Disclosure Policy ACUS is an independent federal agency charged with convening expert representatives from the public and private sectors to recommend improvements to administrative process and procedure. ACUS initiatives promote efficiency, participation, and fairness in the promulgation of federal regulations and in the administration of federal programs. * About ACUS * Organization * Opportunities * Agency Policies * Budget Planning & Performance * FOIA & Featured Resources * No FEAR Act Data * Vulnerability Disclosure Policy PROJECTS * Recommendations * Assembly Projects * Office of the Chairman Projects * Office of the Chairman Comments to Agencies * Working Groups * Research RFPs ACUS collaborates with experts across legal, business, non-profit and academic arenas to recommend improvements to federal government regulatory and administrative processes. This extensive, consensus-driven research program takes place under the direction of the Chair and the Council, with the assistance of the Research Director and other Conference Staff. Assembly projects on a variety of administrative law topics inform ACUS Recommendations to federal agencies, Congress, and the courts. Office of the Chairman projects may take the form of targeted technical assistance for agencies, working groups, or other efforts aimed at developing new research or published products other than Recommendations. * Recommendations * Assembly Projects * Office of the Chairman Projects * Office of the Chairman Comments to Agencies * Working Groups * Research RFPs RESOURCES * Bibliography * Resources for Federal Agencies * Resources for Congress * Sourcebooks * EAJA Reporting * Information Interchange Bulletins * Adjudication Updates ACUS provides valuable guidance to Congress, government agencies, educators and practitioners, the press, public advocates and students. ACUS works collaboratively across agencies, academia and industry to identify and solve complex problems. ACUS strives to make government work better through innovation, collaboration and optimization of resources. ACUS has published online all of its historical recommendations and made this information publicly available in order to serve as a reference and resource for all. * Bibliography * Resources for Federal Agencies * Resources for Congress * Sourcebooks * EAJA Reporting * Information Interchange Bulletins * Adjudication Updates KEY TOPICS * Adjudication * Artificial Intelligence * Coronavirus and Adjudication * Coronavirus and Rulemaking * Government Contracts * Guidance Documents * Judicial Review of Agency Actions * Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking * Public Availability of Information * Public Participation ACUS has adopted recommendations, issued reports, organized forums, and prepared other resources on many topics of administrative procedure. Key Topics pages collect ACUS resources related to topics such as adjudication, artificial intelligence, government contracts, guidance documents, judicial review of agency actions, notice-and-comment rulemaking, public availability of information, and public participation. * Adjudication * Artificial Intelligence * Coronavirus and Adjudication * Coronavirus and Rulemaking * Government Contracts * Guidance Documents * Judicial Review of Agency Actions * Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking * Public Availability of Information * Public Participation MEETINGS & EVENTS * Calendar * Committee Meetings * Forums * Roundtables ACUS regularly hosts meetings and other events that are open to interested parties and the public. This section provides information on ACUS committee meetings, plenary sessions, forums, and special events. Committee meetings are accessible on here and here. Events are searchable by committee and date. * Calendar * Committee Meetings * Forums * Roundtables NEWSROOM * Latest News * Blog * Press Kit Stay connected with ACUS by following the agency on social media at @ACUSgov. Readers can also get their Administrative Fix via the ACUS blog. ACUS welcomes guest blog posts about current administrative law topics. ACUS has adopted over 250 recommendations and statements to improve agency decision making, promote effective regulatory oversight, and, often, produce cost-savings to the government and taxpayers. Visit the ACUS newsroom page to view more innovations that highlight agency efforts in these areas. For all press inquiries, please contact Harry M. Seidman at 202.480.2085 or via email at hseidman@acus.gov. * Latest News * Blog * Press Kit Administrative Conference of the United States 1120 20th St NW, Suite 706 South Washington, DC 20036 (202) 480-2080 | info@acus.gov FOLLOW US: Subscribe * Site Map * FOIA ✓ Thanks for sharing! 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