Administrative Law Flashcards

1
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Are there four branches in administrative law?

A

no there are three but they are reffered as 4

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2
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There are more tan……………. federal administrative agencies.

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100

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3
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Federal administrative agencies have become so important that they’re often called the ……………of government

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fourth branch

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4
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What is the Administrative Procedures Act?

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  1. Established notice and hearing requirements;
  2. Established rules for conducting agency adjudicative actions, and
  3. Established procedures for rule making.
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5
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What powers does the fourth branch have?

Federal administrative agencies

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Legislative Powers
Licensing Powers
Executive Powers
Judicial Powers

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6
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What are the legislative powers of the federal administrative agencies?

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they have the authority to issue substantive rules.

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7
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……………………….have the force of law

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Sustantive rules

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8
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Statutes often require……………………………before a person can enter certain industries (like banks, tv stations, airlines) or professions (physicians, lawyers, CPAs).

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the issuance of a government license

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9
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Most administrative agencies have the power to determine whether to………………… to applicants.

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grant licenses

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10
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……………………..are physical inspections of businesses.

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Administrative searches

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11
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Judicial Powers provide……………………..and…………………..

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procedural due process and

substantive due process

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12
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The……………….gives respondents proper notice of allegations and a chance to present evidence.

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procedural due process

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13
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The ………………………….clearly states the statute or rule that the respondent is charged with violating

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substantive due process

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14
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What does ALJ stands for?

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Administrative Law Judges

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15
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…………………….preside over administrative proceedings and decide questions of law and fact concerning the case. There is no jury.

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ALJs

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16
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………………….are issued in the form of an order that states the reason for the decision.

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ALJ decisions

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17
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What is necesary before a judicial Review of Agency Actions?

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Case must be ripe.
Administrative exhaustion.
Final Order Rule – the decision of the agency must be final before judicial review is sought.

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18
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FOIA stands for?

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Freedom of Information Act

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19
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TORA stands for?

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Texas Open Records Act

20
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………………….requires federal agencies to publish agency procedures, rules, regs, interpretations in the federal register.

A

FOIA

21
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What does the Government in the Sunshine Act do?

A

Opens certain federal agency meetings to the public.

22
Q

The………….protects persons from harassment by federal administrative agencies.

A

Equal Access to Justice Act

23
Q

Do-Not-Call Registry is a…………….

A

joint project of two agencies

24
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What are the two agencies in the Do-Not-Call Registry?

A

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and

Federal Trade Commission.

25
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………………..is the second largest government agency (only Defense is larger).

A

Department of Homeland Security

26
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……………………….placed 22 existing federal agencies with nearly 200,000 employees under the DHS

A

The Homeland Security Act of 2002

27
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What does FDA stands for?

A

Food and Drug Administration

28
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……………………………..provides the basis for the regulation of testing, manufacturing, distribution, and sale of foods, drugs, cosmetics, and medicinal products.

A

Food and Drug Administration

29
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FDA laws are supposed to…………..

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Ensure the wholesomeness of food;
Encourage accuracy in labeling and packaging; and
Prevent injury to health.

30
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“safe” contaminant levels for some foods:
Golden raisins ……………………–
Popcorn -…………………..
Peanuts - ………………………………
Can mushrooms-…………….
Tomato juice –………………..

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35 fly eggs/8 oz
2 rodent hairs per lb
20 insects per 100 lbs
20 maggots/3 oz
10 fly eggs/3  oz
31
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FDA can regulate medicinal devices like

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heart pacemakers, dialysis machines, defibrillators, surgical equipment, and other diagnostic, therapeutic, and health devices.

32
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How many drugs did the FDA test last year?

A

none

33
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FDA does not test drugs, it relays on…………..

A

the drug manufacturs test

34
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……………….is Responsible for enforcing federal employment discrimination laws

A

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

35
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What does the Consumer Product Safety Commission do?

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Interprets/enforces CPSA;
Safety tests consumer products;
Collects data re injuries caused by products; 
Can require recalls;
Can seize hazardous products; &
Seek civil & criminal penalties.
36
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………………………….enforces the Federal Trade Commission Act to prohibit unfair and deceptive trade practices.

A

Federal Trade Commission

37
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Who regulates labor union formation, elections, bargaining with employees, and other labor matters?

A

The National Labor Relations Board

38
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The …………………….Regulates radio, television, cable, and other broadcast media.

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Federal Communications Commission

39
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The…………………regulates the issuance, sale, and purchase of securities, including stocks and bonds.

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Securities Exchange Commission

40
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The…………………..is responsible for enforcing federal environmental protection laws

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Environmental Protection Agency

41
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Mention some of the Acts for the Environmental Protection Agency

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Clean Air Act,
Clean Water Act,
Toxic Substances Control Act,
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Endangered Species Act.

42
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CFR stands for?

A

Code of Federal Regulations

43
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EPA stands for?

A

Environmental Protection Agency

44
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………………………passes laws and………………..are created to regulate

A

Congress

agencies

45
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the decision of the agency must be final before judicial review is sought is a……………

A

Final Order Rule