Chapter 43 Administrative Law and Regulatory Agencies

agencies that governments create to enforcfe regulatory statues.

an employee of an administrative agemcy who presides over an administrative proceeding amd decides questions of law amd fact concerning some cases.

a federal statue that establishes procedures to be followed by federal administrative agencies while conducting their affairs

a search of businesses or other premises conducted by an administrative agency agency.

an order that directs the subject of the subpeona to disclose the requested information.

federal agencies that advise the president and are responsible for enforcing specific administrative statues enacted by congress.

a doctrine that says when an administrative agency is created, its delegated certian powers; the angency can use only the legislative, judical , and executive powers that are delegated.

a federal act that protects persons from harrasements by federal administrative agencies.

power the administrative agencies are granted, such as to investigate and prosecute possible violations of statues, administrative rules, and administrative orders.

federal administrative agencies that are created by U.S. Congress.

a public register in which federal administrative agencies must publish agency procedures, rules, regulations, interpretations and other such information.

rule making by an administrative agency that involes conducting a trial like hearing at which parties may present evidence , engage in cross examination , present rebuttal evidence , and such before the agency decides wether to adopt the proposed rule.

an amendment to the US Constitution that protects the rights of the people from unreasonable search and seizure by the goverment.

a federal act that gives the public access to documents in the posession of federal administrative agencies.

laws that regulate businesses and industries collectively.

a federal act that opens most federal admjinistrative agency meetings to the public.

a federal statue that created the cabinet level. US Department of homeland security and enacted laws to prevent domestic terrorist attacks and related criminal activities.

federal agencies that have broad regulatory powers over key areas of the national economy.

rule making by an administrative agency where it notifies the public of a propsed rule, permits interested persons to comment on the proposed rule and possibly holds an informal hearing before deciding on whether to adopt the proposed rule.

a rule issued by an administrative agency that interperts existing statutory language.

authority of an administrative agency to adjudicate cases in an administrative proceeding.

the power of federal and state courts to review the actions of federal and state administrative agencies that are subject to their jurisdiction.

permission that an administrative agency grants to person or busnesses to conduct certian types of commerce or professions.

agencies created by cities, municipalities, and counties to administer local regulartory law.

a decision issued by an administrative law judge.

the party appealing the descion of an administrative agency.

a federal act which states that federal administrative agencies can maintain only information about an individual that is relevant and necessary to accomplish a legitimate agency purpose.

law that establishes the procedures that must be followed by adminstrative agencies while enforcing substantive laws.

due process that requires the respondent to be given proper and timely notice of the allegations or charges against him or her and an opportunioty to present evidence on the matter.

statues such as enviormental laws,securities laws, and anti trust laws, that provide for criminal violations and penalties.

a process whereby administrative agencies adopt rules and regulations.

laws adopted by administative agencies to enfore and interpret statues.

laws that regulate a specific industry or type of business.

agencies created by legislative branches of states to administer state regulatory.

a statement issued by an administrative agency that announces a proposed course of action that the agency intends to follow in the future.

goverment regulation that has the force of law and must be adhered to by covered persons and businessess.

a rule issued by by an administrative agency that has the force of law and to which covered persons and businesses must adhere.

any search and seizure by the government that violates the fourth amendment to the US constitution

a cabinet-level federal administrative agency whose mission is to enforce laws to prevent terrorist attacks and related criminal activities.

law that goverments enact to regulate industries, businesseses, and professionals.