The big joke is that anyone thinks they are capable of understanding American administrative law writ large. It's one of the most intricate areas, and those who

The big joke is that anyone thinks they are capable of understanding American administrative law writ large. It's one of the most intricate areas, and those who do understand the broad principles probably understand 5% of the specifics, because there are innumerable agencies and each has its own particularities and practices. It's laughable to think that a youth without even basic law-school training would undertake a revision of agency regulations or the drafting of new ones. Something, something, Chesterton's Fence.