The US Major Questions Doctrine: Lessons to Strengthen Democratic Accountability in Australia

Neudorf, Lorne

doi:10.26181/28457288.v1

The US Major Questions Doctrine: Lessons to Strengthen Democratic Accountability in Australia

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posted on 2025-04-29, 02:20 authored by Lorne NeudorfLorne Neudorf

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2025-02-01

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Public Law Review

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35

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4

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9p. (p.209-307)

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Thomson Reuters (Professional)

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1034-3024

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