1. Tor F Common law privileges, such as attorney-client, are not applicable to agency requests for information. 2. TorF Intervention refers to the process by which a nonparty to a proceeding becomes involved as a party. 3. T or F Generally, companies are not required to disclose trade secrets to agencies through routine reporting. 4. Tor F A privilege to be free from self-incriminatingay be overturned by the government by granting immunity. 5. TorF Agencies can acquire information by requiring individuals and businesses to produce and maintain records. 6. Tor F Requiring that records be held by an individual or business subject to review by the agency is reporting. 7. Tor F The APA provides that the Federal Rules of Evidence, which are applied in courts, are applicable in administrative hearings. 8. TorF An AU may take official notice of any fact which is more likely true than not. 9. T or F Generally, an AU may consult with agency officials about a case without the other party present, without violating the ex parte rule, provided the AL's intent is to learn more about the case. 10. T or F A denial of a claim in an informal adjudication must be accompanied by a detailed statement of the law and facts supporting the denial. 11. T or F Regulations are subordinate to statutes but have equal weight when applied. 12. T or F A restaurant is an example of a closely regulated business and may be inspected without first obtaining a search warrant. 13. Tor F Rulemaking and licensing decisions made by agencies are considered orders