Article:
Arthur Earl Bonfield, State Law in the Teaching of Administrative Law: A Critical Analysis of the Status Quo, 61 TEXAS L. REV. 95 (1982).
 

Abstract:
In this Article, Professor Bonfield argues that law school courses in administrative law focus too heavily on federal law and ignore state administrative law. Bonfield urges faculty to teach and study state administrative law in order to gain important insights that the field offers and to offer their students more “real world” studies that will assist them in their future careers.