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Generally rules and rule making involve individual claims
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T
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Negotiated rule making is a presidential created hybrid
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F, Congressional
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Formal rule making is required only when a statute clearly commands that a rule be made on the record at the opportunity for an agency hearing
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T
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Adjudication investigates, declares, and enforces liabilities under laws as they stand on present or past facts and under laws supossed already to exist
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T
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Negotiated rule making has been found to be too costly and time consuming
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False
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Quasi legislative authority is adjudicative in nature
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False, rulemaking
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Generally, agencies are free to make rules without hearing
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T
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Agency adjudication requires adherence to due process requirement
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T
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Ratemaking with an one entity requires adherence to due process
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T
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Interpretive rules have the force of a statute
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F
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Final and authoritative compilation of fed admin regulation
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Federal Register
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Agency does not have the inherent authority to promulgate
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Substantive rules
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Agency rules that apply to a suspect class or infringe on a fundamental right
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Strict Scrutiny
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Ex party communications are expressly prohibited w/ regards to what hearing
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Formal rulemaking
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Agencies employing informal rulemaking rely on
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Written comments
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Notice of proposed rulemaking must be published in the Fed register regarding
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Formal
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Rule making that involves adding requirements to established procedures
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Hybrid
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Published agency rulings become final and binding if not appealed in
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30 days
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APA does not require that the following factor be considered when determining the negotiated rule making
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Experience of a committee member
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If a statute is unclear and requires only a hearing, courts likely to hold
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Informal