BLAW 3310 FINAL EXAM (MILLER) 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
administrative agency - correct answer✔✔ a governmental bureau established by Congress (or the president) to execute certain functions of Congress. Agencies transact government business and may write and enforce regulations under the authority of Congress or the president.delegation of powers - correct answer✔✔ the constitutional right of Congress to authorize government agencies to perform certain legal duties.enabling statute - correct answer✔✔ legislative enactment granting power to an administrative agency.administrative law - correct answer✔✔ rules and regulations established by administrative agencies to execute the functions given them by Congress or the president; also the law that governs how agencies must operate.rulemaking - correct answer✔✔ in administrative law, the procedures that agencies must follow when issuing rules to interpret or enforce the statutory authority they were granted by Congress.APA - correct answer✔✔ Administrative Procedure Act, adopted in 1946, established procedures when agencies engage in quasi-legislative (rulemaking), or quasi-judical (adjudication) functions agency rule - correct answer✔✔ in administrative law, a rule issued by a regulatory agency under its powers granted by Congress and subject to procedural requirements that detail the legal obligations of affected parties.substantive or legislative rules - correct answer✔✔ administrative rulings based on statutory authority granted an agency by Congress; the rules have the same legal force as statutes passed by Congress.interpretative rules - correct answer✔✔ statements issued by administrative agencies that explain how the agency understands its statutory authority to operate; these may be advisory or binding. 1 / 2
procedural rules - correct answer✔✔ under the Administrative Procedure Act or other legislation, the process that an administrative agency must follow for its actions to be valid.notice and comment period - correct answer✔✔ The statutory timeframe during which an agency publishes a proposed regulation and receives public feedback on the regulation. When this period expires, the regulation takes effect.revised rules - correct answer✔✔ revised rules final adopted rules - correct answer✔✔ After an agency conducts a public hearing and reviews submitted comments, the agency must publish the final, or adopted, rule 30 days to apply on website adjudicatory hearing - correct answer✔✔ in administrative law, a formal process involving a regulatory agency and the private parties involved in a complaint; procedures are more informal than a court trial but protect due process rights.administrative law judge - correct answer✔✔ a person appointed to conduct an administrative hearing about a regulatory matter. Usually attorneys who work for the administrative agency, such as the Federal Trade Commission, serve in this capacity. They run a trial-like proceeding and issue a decision in the matter based on the facts determined at the hearing.Investigative Power - correct answer✔✔ the power, exercised by the House, the Senate, or both chambers jointly, to investigate problems facing the state Judicial Deference - correct answer✔✔ the condition of a court yielding or submitting its judgment to that of another legitimate party, such as the executive branch in the case of national defense.Agency Subpoena Power - correct answer✔✔ An agency may issue a subpoena in connection with an
investigation if it shows:
- it has authority to engage in the investigation;
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