1. What is the qualified immunity standard? (i.e. how does qualified immunity apply to government employees/workers)

2. How much immunity does the typical executive receive within the administrative law system? (note this can be a mayor, governor, president, etc.) Explain.

3. Explain two ways that ethics laws attempt to curb personal benefits being received by government employees because of their employment by the government.

4. Why is judicial review controversial within administrative law? Explain

5. How can the government limit the political activity of government employees? Why is this controversial?

6. Explain two constitutional protections that you lack under administrative law that you would possess in a typical criminal setting.

7. What is judicial review and how does it apply to administrative law?

8. What is "standing" and how does one establish it within an administrative law context?