Due Process and Federal Grant Termination: Challenging Agency Discretion Through a Reasons Requirement

Authors

Robert S. Catz, Cleveland State University

Publication Title

Washington University Law Quarterly

Abstract

This Article focuses on two potential sources of a grantee's right to some kind of hearing to review a federal agency's decision to terminate the grant relationship. The main objective is to demonstrate that the grantee has a property and/or liberty interest in the grant, which triggers procedural due process guarantees, and that the process due is notice of the possible deprivation of the grant and a pretermination hearing.

Recommended Citation

Robert S. Catz, Due Process and Federal Grant Termination: Challenging Agency Discretion Through a Reasons Requirement, 59 Wash. U. L. Q. 1067 (1982).
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