Strauss taught courses in Administrative Law,Constitutional Law,Family Law,Legal Education,Legal Methods,and Legislation and the Regulatory State. He is the author of several legal textbooks and has served as an attorney with the U.S Government.
Strauss's published works include Administrative Justice in the United States (1989,2002 and 2016);Gellhorn's &Byse's Administrative Law:Cases and Comments (6 editions,the most recent in 2018,with Rakoff,Metzger,O'Connor and Barron);Legal Methods:Understanding and Using Cases and Statutes (2005,2008,and 2014);Legislation,Understanding and Using Statutes (2006),Administrative Law Stories (2006) and numerous law review articles,generally focusing on issues of rule making,separation of powers (with particular attention to presidential authority),and statutory interpretation. Many can be found on his SSRN author page,[1],He was the editor of A. Paulos Tzadua's English translation of the Ge'ez language 13th century Ethiopian law code,The Fetha Nagast (The Law of Kings).[2]
Recognitions
In 1987 the Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice of the American Bar Association presented Strauss its third annual award for distinguished scholarship in administrative law for his essay “The Place of Agencies in Government:Separation of Powers and the Fourth Branch."[3] In 1992 to 1993,he served as Chair of the Section. He has been reporter for rulemaking on its APA and European Union Administrative Law projects,and was a member of its E-Rulemaking task force. In 2008,the American Constitution Society awarded Strauss the first Richard Cudahy prize for his essay "Overseer or 'The Decider'? The President in Administrative Law."[4] He is a member of the American Law Institute and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences,and a Senior Fellow of the Administrative Conference of the United States.
Strauss has visited at the European University Institute,Harvard and NYU,and lectured widely on American administrative law abroad,including programs in Argentina,Belarus,Brazil,China,France,Germany,Italy,Japan,the Netherlands,Mexico,Turkey,the UK,and Venezuela. During 2008 to 2009 he was Fernand Braudel Senior Fellow at the European Law Institute and Parsons fellow at the University of Sydney Law School.
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