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HO_FINAL.DOCX (DO NOT DELETE) 11/25/25 4:28 PM EVALUATION AS DUE PROCESS: CIVIL SERVICE IN AN AUTOMATED AGE DANIEL E. HO*, OLIVIA MARTIN**, AMY PEREZ*** & KIT RODOLFA**** Modern government is built on the civil service. The twentieth century consensus, emerg- ing out of the New Deal, was based on a social safety net administered by civil servants to ensure fair administration and due process. Yet today, decades of denying agencies the legal flexibility and technical resources to…
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