Exam 6: Agency Rulemaking

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Quasi-legislative authority is adjudicative in nature.

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If the court disagrees with a substantive agency rule,the court may substitute its ownjudgment to remedy the situation.

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Agency adjudication requires adherence to due process requirements.

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Negotiated rulemaking is a presidentially created hybrid.

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Agencies employing informal rulemaking rely primarily on:

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Courts are not bound by agency interpretation of statutes.

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_____ rulemaking is a congressionally created hybrid rulemaking where,on an announced date,the interested parties,the agency,and a mediator meet to discuss and develop a proposed rule.

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When acting in its quasi-legislative capacity,its behavior is referred to as _____.

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In his book Rulemaking: How Government Agencies Write Law and Make Policies,Cornelius Kerwin commented that President ________ was the first of many Presidentsto take managing agencies seriously.

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Interpretive rules may not be used to fill in the gaps of legislation.

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Adjudication investigates,declares,and enforces liabilities under laws supposedalready to exist.

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In Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp.v.Natural Resources Defense Council,thecourt determined that:

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Agencies may be delegated the responsibility of establishing rates for an industry through _____.

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The final and authoritative compilation of federal administrative regulations is called:

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An agency does not have the inherent authority to promulgate:

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