This casebook of United States administrative law is an essential tool for those seeking to understand, or obliged to work within, its general principles. Each chapter begins with a case outline that introduces key concepts and ends with summaries of the law principles, doctrines and legal tests presented in the chapter. The author uses democracy as the conceptual framework for administrative law, a unique approach, which places US administrative law within a more comprehensible context.

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An alphabet book depicting the characteristics and ways of caribou.

From A for Antlers to Z for below Zero weather, this enchanting book of whimsical couplets and exquisite illustrations is a journey into the magical world of the caribou, North America's own reindeer.

Read all about caribou and their polar home! Also called reindeer, these magnificent migrators come to life through full-color photographs and carefully leveled text. Critical thinking questions and a photo glossary assist early nonfiction readers.

Caribou—also known as wild reindeer—live in the cold, snowy tundra, where food is scarce. Their specially shaped hoofs help them walk on snow and dig for the food underneath it. What do caribou eat? How do they avoid dangerous predators? Readers will find the answers to these and other questions in this engaging text, which supports basic elementary science curricula. Full-color photographs of caribou in their natural habitat make readers feel as if they are on their own expedition to the frozen tundra.

Introduces readers to the life, diet, habitat, behavior, and physical description of caribou. Colorful spreads, fun facts, diagrams, a range map, and a special reading feature make this an exciting read for animal lovers and report writers alike.