PART A: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

1. It is the section of the APA that indicates that Agency action must be based on substantial evidence.
   1. Section 503 (4) (A)
   2. Section 706 (2) (E)
   3. Section 706 (22) (E)
   4. None of the Above

1. Under the APA the two bases for denying review are
   1. Statutory preclusion and non statutory preclusion
   2. Statutory preclusion and cases involving agency discretion
   3. Statutory preclusion and cases involving non agency discretion
   4. All of the Above

1. The power to delegate entails
   1. The granting by the judiciary, to administrators, of the authority to act
   2. The granting by judicial review, to administrators, of the authority, to act
   3. The granting by the legislature, to administrative agencies, of the authority to act.
   4. The granting by the constitution, to all in Congress, of the authority to act

1. Aside from the courts or the judiciary, they have also contributed to the development of administrative law
   1. Executive Agreements
   2. Legislative Acts
   3. Legislative philosophy
   4. Legislative imprints

1. The following are agencies with multiple purposes or missions
   1. Department of Veterans Affairs and energy
   2. Department of labor and Treasury
   3. Departments of Health and Human Services and Homeland Security
   4. Department of Agriculture and Indian Affairs

1. They are agencies which function at the national, state and local levels and are considered arms of the presidential or gubernatorial administrations.
   1. Benefactory or Social Service Agencies
   2. Functional Agencies
   3. Institutional Agencies
   4. Regulatory agencies

1. The following are examples of agencies which enforce a mandatory scheme of prohibitions or obligations
   1. Federal Maritime Commission, Security and Exchange Commission, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
   2. Department of Transportation, Department of Energy, Department of Trade
   3. Social Security Administration, Medicare and Medicaid
   4. All of the Above.

1. Administrative Agencies typically perform missions or responsibilities that are entrusted to them by -------that authorize them to take certain kinds of action for specified purposes.
   1. Statures
   2. Stattutes
   3. Sttatutes
   4. Statutes

1. Administrative law is not a unified body of law but a variety of-----
   1. Administrative provisions and prohibitions
   2. Administrative proccedures and regulations
   3. Administrattive procedures and regulattions
   4. Administrative procedures and regulations

1. Theprincipal sources of administrative law include-----
   1. State and local constitutions statures, common law and Procedures Acts
   2. Federal and State Constitutions, statutes, judge made law and procedures acts
   3. Federal constitutions, judge made common law, procedures acts, statutes
   4. None of the Above.

1. It was designed to mandate annual reductions in the federal deficit so as to produce a balanced budget in 1991
   1. The Balanced Budgett and Emergency Control Act of 1985
   2. The Balanced Budget and Emergencies Control Act of 1985
   3. The Balanced Budget and Emergency Control Act of 1985
   4. The Graham Rollan Hollins Act of 1985

1. This case was used in 1983 to obviate the legislative veto
   1. Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Chaadha
   2. Imigration and Naturalazation Service v. chadha
   3. Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Chadha
   4. Immigration and Naturalization Service v. chada

1. The followingindependent agencies which are also cabinet level departments perform administrative law functions

1. Federal Labor Administration, National Law admissions board, National Information Board
2. Food and Drug Administration,, Department of Health and Human Services, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration
3. National Security Administration, Law Defense Agency and Information Services Administration
4. None of the Above

1. The following two cases invalidated delegation of authority to administrative agencies
   1. The Panamma and Shecter cases.
   2. The Panama and Schechter cases
   3. The Pannama and Sechter cases
   4. The Panamaa and Schetter cases

1. It is important to examine federal and state administrative law so as to
   1. highlight the importance of both
   2. Place both of them within the context of administrative law
   3. Broaden anddeepen our understanding of administrative law in a way that is otherwise not possible
   4. None of the Above.

1. Under our system of separation of powers, the starting point for the analysis of administrative activity is
   1. The authority provided to the legislature by the administrator
   2. The authority provided to the administrator by the legislature
   3. The authority provided to the judiciary by the administrator
   4. The authority provided to the executive by the administrator

1. It was the case that illustrated the judicial narrowing ofCongressional delegation of power to an administrative agency.
   1. Kent v. Dulls
   2. Kent v. Dulles
   3. Kent v. Dulees
   4. Kennt v. Duules

1. The doctrine that prevented Congress from delegating legislative authority to another branch of government was known as
   1. The delegation Doctrine
   2. The non delegation Doctrine
   3. The non dellegation Doctriine
   4. The no delegate doctrine

1. Regulatory commissions are typically headed by ----commissioners
   1. One Commissioners
   2. Two Commissioners
   3. Three Commissioners
   4. Five Commissioners

1. Agencies vary in terms of size from
   1. bodies with no full time officials and small budgets
   2. to bodies with many thousands of budgets in the billions of dollars
   3. as well as agencies which make millions of determinations each year and others which make only a handful of determinations annually
   4. All of the Above.