Multiple Choice
The courts may declare an agency rule void if
A) the rule violates the U. S. Constitution.
B) the rule was outside the scope of authority given to the agency in the enabling act that created the agency.
C) all of the above.
D) none of the above.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q3: One of the ways Congress exerts control
Q4: One does not look in the Federal
Q5: Before a rule promulgated by a federal
Q6: The most common type of rulemaking by
Q7: It is easy to have an administrative
Q9: Administrative agencies are said to have quasi-legislative
Q10: Activities of administrative agencies include rulemaking, adjudication,
Q11: The executive branch tends to have more
Q12: All rules made by administrative agencies must
Q13: All proposed and final rules being promulgated