True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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State
administrative regulations may regulate areas not covered by federal rules.
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2.
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Enabling legislation is passed by an administrative agency before it begins any
regulatory activities.
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3.
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The
Federal Trade Commission is an independent regulatory agency.
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4.
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Congress issues legislative rules when it creates an administrative
agency.
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5.
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Administrative rules are not as binding as the laws that Congress
enacts.
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6.
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The
U.S. Constitution provides the legal basis for administrative agencies.
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7.
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Congress may delegate some of its authority to administrative agencies.
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8.
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The
Administrative Procedure Act imposes requirements on administrative review and
rulemaking.
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9.
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Notice-and-comment rulemaking is the most common rulemaking process used by
administrative agencies.
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10.
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A
subpoena duces tecum is an order to an individual or organization to hand over certain
records, papers, or books.
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11.
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Administrative agencies may be required to show that information requested during the
course of an investigation is relevant.
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12.
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Administrative agencies can obtain information through on-site searches and
seizures.
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13.
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An
administrative agency will generally initiate an administrative action against an organization by
undertaking formal adjudication.
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14.
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An
administrative law judge rules only on questions of fact, not questions of law.
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15.
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Judicial review of administrative agency actions is required.
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16.
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Every
part of most meetings of a federal agency must be open to public observation.
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17.
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Congress can review new federal regulations before they take effect.
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18.
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An
agency must conduct a regulatory flexibility analysis of any new regulation.
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19.
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A
state may create an agency as a parallel to a federal agency to provide similar services on a local
basis.
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20.
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The
priority among conflicting federal and state laws is based on the supremacy clause of the U.S.
Constitution.
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