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    Exam 14: The Bureaucracy
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    Unelected Bureaucrats Working in Regulatory Agencies Have the Power to Issue
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Unelected Bureaucrats Working in Regulatory Agencies Have the Power to Issue

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Unelected bureaucrats working in regulatory agencies have the power to issue rules that carry the force of law and to enforce those rules in court-like proceedings that determine guilt and impose punishments.

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