Deck 43: Administrative Law and Regulatory Agencies
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Deck 43: Administrative Law and Regulatory Agencies
1
The Department of Justice and the Department of Commerce are part of the executive branch of the government.
True
2
Administrative law is comprised of mostly substantive law.
False
3
Administrative agencies were established as a separate branch of the government in the U.S.Constitution.
False
4
Administrative agencies have delegated authority to regulate an individual industry or a specific area of commerce.
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5
The FCC and the FAA both regulate specific industries.
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6
Administrative agencies have been referred to as the fourth branch of government.
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7
Administrative agencies may grant licenses.
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8
Administrative agencies may not issue subpoenas.
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9
An administrative agency must be created by either the legislative or the executive branch of the government.
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10
Federal administrative agencies must adhere to procedures that are presented in the Administrative Procedure Act.
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11
Administrative law is exclusively procedural law.
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12
Some administrative agencies created by Congress are not part of the executive branch.
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13
It is unconstitutional for an administrative agency to act beyond its specifically delegated powers.
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14
Administrative agencies often enforce statutes that are created by Congress.
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15
An administrative agency has no inherent powers and thus has only the powers delegated to it when it was established.
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16
It is constitutional for an administrative agency to have powers of all three branches of the government.
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17
The federal Administrative Procedure Act sets procedural rules for state agencies.
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18
Industry is one area that is not subject to administrative regulation.
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19
Administrative agencies are created by federal,state,and local governments.
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20
An administrative law judge's decision is issued in the form of a judgment once the jury returns a verdict.
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21
If an administrative agency has decided the interpretation of statutory language,the reviewing court must accept the judgment of the administrative agency.
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22
The statute that covers the operations of federal agencies is the:
A) Agency Enforcement Act
B) Federal Agency Conduct Act
C) Administrative Agency Execution Act
D) Administrative Procedure Act
E) Delegated Powers Administration Act
A) Agency Enforcement Act
B) Federal Agency Conduct Act
C) Administrative Agency Execution Act
D) Administrative Procedure Act
E) Delegated Powers Administration Act
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23
An agency can have which of the functions of the government?
A) legislative only
B) executive only
C) legislative or judicial only
D) executive or judicial only
E) executive,legislative,or judicial
A) legislative only
B) executive only
C) legislative or judicial only
D) executive or judicial only
E) executive,legislative,or judicial
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24
Administrative agencies can:
A) interpret laws
B) enforce laws
C) both A and B
D) neither A nor B
A) interpret laws
B) enforce laws
C) both A and B
D) neither A nor B
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25
Which level(s)of government can create administrative agencies?
A) federal only
B) state and federal only
C) state and local only
D) state only
E) federal,state,and local
A) federal only
B) state and federal only
C) state and local only
D) state only
E) federal,state,and local
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26
Records that would interfere with law enforcement proceedings are exempt from disclosure.
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27
When an administrative agency adopts a new rule,it is exercising which kind of power?
A) executive
B) legislative
C) judicial
D) both legislative and executive
E) none of the above
A) executive
B) legislative
C) judicial
D) both legislative and executive
E) none of the above
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28
An agency can:
A) adopt a new rule
B) prosecute a violation of a rule
C) adjudicate a dispute over the violation of a rule
D) B or C only
E) A,B,or C
A) adopt a new rule
B) prosecute a violation of a rule
C) adjudicate a dispute over the violation of a rule
D) B or C only
E) A,B,or C
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29
The Government in the Sunshine Act opens most federal administrative agency meetings to the public.
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30
Examples of federal government agencies include the following except:
A) the Securities and Exchange Commission
B) the National Labor Relations Board
C) the Private Transportation Protection Agency
D) the Federal Aviation Administration
E) the Interstate Commerce Commission
A) the Securities and Exchange Commission
B) the National Labor Relations Board
C) the Private Transportation Protection Agency
D) the Federal Aviation Administration
E) the Interstate Commerce Commission
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31
Administrative agencies are not subject to the same Fourth Amendment restrictions regarding search and seizures as police who are involved in search and seizures.
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32
Administrative agencies have only the powers granted to them when created under the:
A) limited grant of power doctrine
B) enumerated powers doctrine
C) agency supremacy doctrine
D) agency restraint doctrine
E) delegation doctrine
A) limited grant of power doctrine
B) enumerated powers doctrine
C) agency supremacy doctrine
D) agency restraint doctrine
E) delegation doctrine
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33
The Administrative Procedure Act forbids judicial review of federal administrative agency actions.
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34
Administrative agencies are often informally referred to as:
A) courts of no resort
B) the fourth branch of government
C) the Mini Congress
D) the constitutional aberration
E) the rule-mongers
A) courts of no resort
B) the fourth branch of government
C) the Mini Congress
D) the constitutional aberration
E) the rule-mongers
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35
The federal Privacy Act provides that federal administrative agencies can maintain only information about an individual that is relevant and necessary to accomplish a legitimate agency purpose.
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36
Decisions of state administrative agencies may be appealed to the appropriate federal court.
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37
An administrative agency's decision may be overturned if it does not meet the appropriate standard of review.
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38
With respect to administrative agencies,the delegation doctrine provides that:
A) agencies have the power to delegate their powers to their employees
B) agencies have the power to delegate their powers to those parties that they regulate
C) agencies have only the powers given to them by the enabling action that created them
D) agencies have all powers necessary for them to carry out their functions
E) agencies have all powers not reserved to the federal government in the U.S. Constitution
A) agencies have the power to delegate their powers to their employees
B) agencies have the power to delegate their powers to those parties that they regulate
C) agencies have only the powers given to them by the enabling action that created them
D) agencies have all powers necessary for them to carry out their functions
E) agencies have all powers not reserved to the federal government in the U.S. Constitution
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39
Documents classified by the President to be in the interests of national security are subject to disclosure.
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40
The Equal Access to Justice Act was designed to protect federal administrative agencies from harassment.
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41
In an administrative judicial proceeding,the party against whom the proceeding is being held is called the:
A) defendant
B) appellant
C) witness
D) deponent
E) respondent
A) defendant
B) appellant
C) witness
D) deponent
E) respondent
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42
Why are there so many more administrative agencies today than in the early years of our nation?
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43
An administrative law judge's decision is issued as:
A) an order
B) a judgment
C) a request for further action
D) a mandate for enforcement
E) a notice
A) an order
B) a judgment
C) a request for further action
D) a mandate for enforcement
E) a notice
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44
Which of the following statutes gives the public access to most documents in the possession of federal agencies?
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
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45
Which of the following statutes requires certain federal agency meetings to be open to the public?
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
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46
Which of the following is correct regarding administrative law judges?
A) They are employed by the administrative agency for which they hear cases.
B) They decide questions of both law and fact.
C) They must state reasons for their decisions.
D) all of the above
E) B and C only
A) They are employed by the administrative agency for which they hear cases.
B) They decide questions of both law and fact.
C) They must state reasons for their decisions.
D) all of the above
E) B and C only
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47
Which of the following statutes allows a party to recover attorney's fees from an agency if that agency has engaged in outrageous conduct in connection with an agency action?
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
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48
Which of the following statutes provides that government agencies can maintain only that information about an individual that is necessary to accomplish a legitimate purpose?
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
A) the Freedom of Information Act
B) the Government in the Sunshine Act
C) the Administrative Procedure Act
D) the Equal Access to Justice
E) the Privacy Act
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49
Which of the following best describes the Equal Access to Justice Act?
A) It provides that a party contesting an administrative agency's action can proceed either within the agency or through the court system.
B) It provides that a party who has been the subject of administrative action that was extremely outrageous can recover her attorneys' fees and other costs from the agency.
C) It provides that actions filed with an administrative agency judicial body must be heard in the order in which they were filed.
D) It provides that administrative agencies must provide an attorney to a party involved in a judicial hearing if the party cannot afford an attorney.
A) It provides that a party contesting an administrative agency's action can proceed either within the agency or through the court system.
B) It provides that a party who has been the subject of administrative action that was extremely outrageous can recover her attorneys' fees and other costs from the agency.
C) It provides that actions filed with an administrative agency judicial body must be heard in the order in which they were filed.
D) It provides that administrative agencies must provide an attorney to a party involved in a judicial hearing if the party cannot afford an attorney.
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50
The person who presides over an administrative judicial proceeding is called a(n):
A) judicial administrator
B) magistrate
C) administrative law judge
D) agency judicial clerk
E) justice of the agency
A) judicial administrator
B) magistrate
C) administrative law judge
D) agency judicial clerk
E) justice of the agency
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