User talk:Jaa120

Hi Bobcats! My name is Jonathan and I'm looking forward to working alongside everyone.Jaa120 (talk) 15:49, 3 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Article Evaluation: Chico's Tacos

I chose to evaluate an article on "Chico's Tacos" a local El Paso, Texas restaurant. Being an El Paso, Texas native I was pleasantly surprised reading the article and seeing that it's description is fairly accurate (In regards to make up and history of the restaurant). I feel the article can do a better job describing the importance of local pride towards the restaurant as well as provide some sort of nutritional information too.

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Administrative Discretion outline

Outline for Administration Discretion

Definition What is administration discretion? Administration discretion refers to exercising powers to officials, professional expertise, and judgment. Discretion means making decisions or performing official acts or duties.

Why is there need for administrative discretion? There a need for administrative discretion because the public’s interest may be at risk due to several agencies not following laws and regulations. Regulatory agencies have the power to exercise regulation in their activities, and there have been cases where regulatory agencies have abused their powers of discretion. Administrative law will help these agencies get on the path of following regulations, serve the public, and the public’s reflection of values and beliefs.

History Administrative discretion has been around for long time.

Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal brought much relief to the public by implementing welfare programs. Not only did this help the public, Roosevelt’s programs also brought in the question of who would be part of the bureaucracy and govern the welfare programs. The New Deal emphasized the importance of administrative discretion in government and their processes. Administrative Procedure Act of 1946 was created to govern the internal procedures of administrative agencies and how interact with the public. Why is this act important? The act places policies on agencies’ behavior, make sure that the public is protected and safe, and secure proper entitlements. Rulemaking, adjudications, and licensing are the three main agency functions of the Administrative Procedure Act.

1969 discretionary justice

Examples When Andrew Jackson took office in 1829, he appointed his close office to work in administered processes. This was known as the spoils system, which was a system where presidential administrations had the practice of hiring federal workers. After President Jackson, many presidents followed his example. In some cases, officials by the presidents abuse their powers in administration. There were attempts to control administrative discretion throughout the 18th century, but the attempts failed.

Goldberg v. Kelly: City officials administrating terminating the public assistance benefits

Benzene case: OSHA administration did not say or recorded that exposure to benzene at 10ppm would cause leukemia and exposure to one ppm would not.

Overton Park

Modern day

Conclusion There is not a perfect government system not process, but the efforts to improve administrative discretion keep changing.

Kfoxy10 (talk) 17:27, 25 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Good Job Kfoxy10! This outline seems great; I think we are hitting all the points here (seems well rounded). I was going to try and come up with something else to put on here, but I can't think of anyting it is really missing...anybody else have other thoughts? Mdr87 (talk) 18:27, 25 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]