LAW 3800 Chapter 4 SB

___ rules are rules regarding the internal operations of an administrative agency.

An administrative agency is any body created by the ___ branch to carry out specific duties.

Which of the following is a power possessed by administrative agencies?

The Administrative Procedures Act allows ___ rule making for proceedings regarding military or foreign affairs.

Informal rule making is also called ___ rule making

___ law consists of the substantive and procedural rules created by administrative agencies

Which of the following was the first federal administrative agency?

A ___ is a statement in which a company agrees to stop disputed behavior but doe not admit it broke the law.

The basic limits on administrative agency power include all but which of the following?

___ is a type of power possessed by administrative agencies.

A(n) ___ is a binding decision rendered by a judge.

A(n) ___ is an order to appear at a particular time and place and provide testimony.

Informal limitations on administrative agency power include ___.

Which of the following is a type of administrative agency?

Which of the following records is an exemption to the Privacy Act 1974?

Which of the following is not a task performed by administrative agencies in addition to rule making?

___ is a type of rule making in which representatives of concerned interest groups and of the involved government agency participate in mediate bargaining sessions to reach an agreement.

___ rule making allows an agency to decide whether public participation in the rule-making process will be allowed.

___ rules are generally very detailed, step-by-step statements of what actions a party is to take to be considered in compliance with an existing law.

The Administrative Procedures Act requires ___ rule making when an enabling statute or other legislation mandates all regulations or rules to be enacted by an agency as part of a formal hearing process that includes a complete transcript.

The ___ Act requires administrative agency business meetings to be open to the public is the agency is headed by a collegiate body.

___ are general comments about the direction in which an administrative agency intends to proceed with respect to its rule-making or enforcement activities.

___ legislation is a statute that specifies the name, functions, and specific powers of an administrative agency.

A(n) ___ administrative agency is governed by a board of commissioniers.

Which of the following powers are not possessed by the administrative agencies?

An administrative agency initiates ___ rule making by publishing a proposed rule in the Federal Register.

Identify the basic limits on power of administrative agencies.

Which of the following combines the best features of both formal and informal rule making?

When can an administrative law judge render an order?

How does an individual become the head of an executive agency?

The first ___ administrative agency was the Interstate Commerce Commission, which was created to regulate the anti competitive conduct of ___.

Administrative agencies have ___ powers.

Information limitations on administrative agency power include all but which of the following?

Enabling statutes delegate ___ power to agencies to settle or adjudicate individual disputes that an agency may have with businesses or individuals.

During which decade was the Freedom of Information Act passed?

During which decade did the US Congress pass the Administrative Procedures Act?

Identify a statement that is not true about the political limitations on administrative agency powers.

After an investigation regarding a dispute an administrative agency has with a business or individual, the agency holds an administrative hearing before a(n) ___

Which of the following records is an exemption to the Privacy Act of 1974?

What are two types of administrative agencies?

How does an individual become a member of the board of commissioners of an independent administrative agency?

The ___ is a federal legislation that mandates and facilitates public access to government information and records, including records about oneslf.

Which of the following information is not included in enabling legislation, which is used by Congress to create an administrative agency?

An ___ agency is typically located within the executive branch.

Some administrative agencies do not fall clearly into executive or independent agency categories. These agencies are typically referred to as ___ agencies.

A(n) ___ administrative agency is typically not located within a government department.

The ___ is a federal legislation passed that limits how administrative agencies are run and contains very specific guidelines on rule making by agencies.

Which of the following statements is not true about the political limitations on administrative agency powers?

Which of the following is not a type of rule making used by administrative agencies?

Which of the following rights are not guaranteed by the Privacy Act of 1974?

Which of the following is an example of an independent administrative agency?

Which of the following is not true about statutory limitations on administrative agency powers?

A(n) ___ agency refers to a situation where biased agency employees refuse to ignore their past ties to industry and fail to pass regulations that would be in the public interest.

Which of the following US presidents issued the Executive Order on Ethics Commitments by Executive Branch Personnel?

Which of the following is an example of a hybrid administrative agency?

Which of the following is an accurate statement regarding federal and state administrative agencies?

Which of the following is an example of an executive administrative agency?