FALSE
like statutory law, administrative law is created by legislatures
FALSE
business has little incentive to try to influence the regulatory
environment through lobbying
FALSE
administrative rules simply declare policy and do not affect legal
rights or obligations
TRUE
an administrative rule may be arbitrary and capricious if the agency
failed to provide a rational explanation for its decision
TRUE
all federal agencies must follow specific procedural requirements
when fulfilling their basic functions
FALSE
unlike statutes, administrative regulations do not have a binding effect
FALSE
when the meaning of a statute's language is unclear and an agency
interprets it, a court need not follow the interpretation even if it
is reasonable
the federal regulation takes precedence
state and federal transportation agencies may issue regulations that
conflict. when a state regulation conflicts with a federal regulation
a. the federal regulation takes precedence
b. the state regulation takes precedence
c. the regulations are mutually void
d. the regulations are of equal effect
congress
(key words: favor the creation)
persons who favor the creation of a federal biotech agency to
regulate the production of genetically modified agricultural and
animal products should concentrate their lobbying efforts on
a. congress
b. federal administrative agencies that oversee such products
c. the United States Supreme Court
d. the president of the United States
congress, through enabling legislation
information security inc. pays income and other taxes collected by
the IRS. like other federal administrative agencies, the IRS was
created by
a. congress, through enabling legislation
b. the courts, through the adjudicatory process
c. the U.S. Constitution, in Article 1, Section 8
d. the president, through an executive order