1. As a general rule,administrative agencies/investigations must secure a warrant to examine your personal materials, correspondence, etc.

True or False

2. Which of the following groups is generally guaranteed fewer constitutional rights when it comes to administrative law?

	a.	Welfare recipients
	b.	Women
	c.	Teachers
	d.	African Americans

3.

The public trust (or perception of honesty)of government has ________in recent years.

	a.	increased
	b.	stayed about the same
	c.	decreased

4. Within an administrative investigation, trial, etc.an individual almost always has the right not to incriminate themselves.

True or False

5. is defined as the use of your governmental position to receivemoney or material goods.

	a.	Misallocation
	b.	Bribery
	c.	Daft
	d.	Graft

6. A tort is another name for lawsuit.

True or False

7. Government employees have absolute immunity from lawsuits.

True or False

8. In some circumstances,government(s) can limit the political involvement of government employees.

True or False

9. A claim is "____" when the facts of the case have matured into an existing substantial controversy warranting judicial intervention.

	a.	moot
	b.	substantive
	c.	ripe
	d.	constitutional

10. A court that is readily willing to intervene and/or involve itself in administrative decisions is described as:

	a.	enthusiastic
	b.	activist
	c.	dictatorial
	d.	restraintist

11. The Supreme Court in the Abel caseallowed the INS to exercise increased policing powers in order to facilitate the arrest of a suspected spy when other policing agencies failed to secure his arrest.

True or False

12. Administrative agencies, organizations, departments lack the capacity to arrest, imprison, orsearch individuals within the United States.

True or False

13. Sovereign immunity originated from what/where?

	a.	English Common Law
	b.	US Constitution
	c.	Judicial Act of 1789
	d.	Declaration of Independence

14. Caseload (i.e. # of cases heard)has _______over the past 30 years (for administrative law issues and others as well).

	a.	Decreased
	b.	Increased
	c.	Stayed about the same

15. "Every person who, under color of any statute, ordinate, regulation, custom, usage, or any state or territory, subjects, or causes to be subjected, any citizen of the United States or other person within the jurisdiction thereof to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured by the Constitution and and laws, shall be liable to the party injured in action at law, suit in equity, or other proper proceedings, for redress."

	a.	10th Amendment
	b.	Section 1983Clause
	c.	1st Amendment
	d.	4th Amendment

16. The standard for reimbursement of job-related expenses isactual and necessary.

True or False

17. The three types of ethics laws:

	a.	corruption, prohibition, and equality
	b.	union protections, worker protections, and executive protections
	c.	prohibitions, transparency,and fairness
	d.	1st Amendment protections, 10th Amendment protections, and 15th Amendment protections

18. The ______________________ rule dictatesthat a court should uphold an administrative review/decisionif available evidence reasonably supports the decision.

	a.	Substantial Evidence
	b.	Minimal Impact
	c.	Judicial Restraint
	d.	De Novo

19. In order to enter the traditional court system,an individual or group or employee must first exhaust their administrative remedies (or opportunities to contest the issue).

True

False

20.

The legal authority for a court or administrative body tohear a case/dispute is defined as:

	a.	mootness
	b.	ripeness
	c.	jursidiction
	d.	abatement