Food and Drug Law Administrative Primer

by Roseann B. Termini, Esq.

Overview

Volume II focuses on the United States Food and Drug Administration and administrative basics. This volume contains an administrative law backgrounder that details the nuts and bolts of administrative law. Practical examples from the Federal Register and the United States Code are detailed and important in the practice of food and drug law. This volume focuses on the United States Food and Drug Administration and administrative basics. Volume II contains an administrative law backgrounder that details the nuts and bolts of administrative law. Volume II includes federal administrative law and agencies, particularly FDA and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The creation and powers of administrative agencies are included along with the administrative process. Recognized as due process requirements under the Administrative Procedures Act (APA), agencies such as FDA and USDA must adhere to exact legal procedures in publishing proposed rules. These agencies must follow all the requirements under the APA, since they are both administrative agencies.
Practical examples from the Federal Register and the United States Code are detailed and important in the practice of food and drug law. Other administrative topics include comment submission, the increased use of guidance documents and key agencies in food and drug law regulation. This resource imparts a comprehensive review of key administrative law topics. Each chapter contains critical analysis issues to explore.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016297583
Publisher:	Forti Publications
Publication date:	02/23/2015
Series:	Food and Drug Law , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	75 KB

About the Author

Roseann B. Termini, B.S., Ed. M., J.D. has over thirty years of extensive experience in food and drug law. These 12 volumes, each as a new eighth edition, emanate from her comprehensive sixth edition food and drug regulatory law book, “Food and Drug Law: Federal Regulation of Drugs, Biologics, Medical Devices, Foods, Dietary Supplements, Cosmetics, Veterinary and Tobacco Products Regulation,” available at www.fortipublications.com. Ms. Termini presents and publishes in a broad array of specialized food and drug law topics, such as corporate accountability, enforcement, claims, supplements, safety, duty to warn, preemption, regulation, promotion, tobacco, stem cells, risk assessment, and globalization. She was the first recipient of the Plain English Award by the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Her expertise includes an appellate clerkship, position as sole corporate counsel, regulatory attorney, and senior deputy attorney general at the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General. Ms. Termini designed and developed the inaugural online food and drug law courses at Widener University School of Law, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Georgia, Drexel University, and a direct to consumer promotion course at St. Joseph’s University’s Executive Program. Ms. Termini has also taught food and drug law courses at Temple University’s Quality and Regulatory Affairs Graduate Program and Penn State-Dickinson School of Law. Ms. Termini has been active on the committees of several professional associations for many years, including her service as Chair of a Food and Drug Law Institute Committee. She has also served on the President’s Council, at Immaculata University and is a member of the Central Atlantic Association of Food and Drug Law Officials.