The Admin Threat Flashcards
The admin threat is the greatest threat to _____
civil liberties in our era
All ___ is ___ unconstitutional
admin agency rulemaking, adjudication per se
Admin power creates a state ___
within a state
The exec has usurped legislative power from Congress through ___
admin rule making
The exec has usurped adjudicative power through __
admin adjudication + judicial deference to agency on law and facts
Admin agencies arose as a response to ____ to create a ___
greater democracy, technocracy
Executive orders can be lawful if __, NOT if __
just orders to the executive branch, bind people/make law
Admin law comes from ___ in England
prerogative law, James I absolutism
Constitution authorizes the government to bind Americans____ administrative agencies attempt to bind Americans through other mechanisms—and in this sense administrative power is extralegal.”
only through the law and court
Administrative agencies attempt to bind Americans through ___” so in that sense it is ___
other mechanisms, extralegal
Early Americans assumed that a rule could have the obligation of law only if it came from the … and that a judicial decision could have legal obligation only if it came from a ____
constitutionally established legislature elected by the people, constitutionally appointed judge exercising independent judgment
The U.S. Constitution therefore places the power to bind Americans ____ , not in ___
through Congress and the courts, the exec and the admin agencies
Executive is the lawful force of the nation (See, ___) which means the executive, unlike the legislature or the judiciary, cannot ___
Federalist 78, impose legally binding obligation
Admin power is an evasion of law, where rulemakers try to __
assert more power with less effort
English kings had ___ to legislate through ____
absolute power, proclamations, regulations, adjudication
most administrative power is not reviewed by Congress because __
most people aren’t paying attention
Founders drafted the Constitution with an eye/fear of ___, which included Stuart monarchs exercising ____
English constitutional history, “absolute prerogative” to rule extralegally
Article I blocks extralegal lawmaking by placing …
legislative power exclusively in Congress.
Administrative rules ___ the constitutional right to vote and technically ____ is prohibited
dilute, delegation
Article III prevents extralegal adjudication by placing judicial power ___ and does not allow judges to ___ because __
exclusively in courts, subdelegate, judicial power by its nature cannot be delegated
Article 1 prohibits delegation because “____”
“All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress
Non-delegation is based on ___
consent (evade govt chosen by the people)