Question 1

One purpose of the Negotiated Rulemaking Act of 1990 is to encourage agencies to engage in negotiated rulemaking.

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True

False

Question 2

The decision of a federal agency to enter into an arbitration is not subject to judicial review, but the result reached in the arbitration may be.

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True

False

Question 3

Congress adopted the Negotiated Rulemaking Act in order to discourage innovation in rulemaking.

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True

False

Question 4

If an agency's organic acts give it power to issue rules and also power to adjudicate cases, the courts typically accord wide deference to the agency to choose, in given cases, whether to establish law via the rule-making power or via the adjudicative power.

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True

False

Question 5

Agency capture refers to situations in which agencies exhibit undue favoritism towards Congress.

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True

False

Question 6

One of the elements of due process is the right of affected parties to receive notice of a hearing.

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True

False

Question 7

Negotiated rulemaking is a non-cooperative approach to rulemaking.

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True

False

Question 8

Alternative dispute resolution is less accepted by agencies and courts today than in the past.

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True

False

Question 9

Agencies are prohibited by law from granting waivers or exemptions.

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True

False

Question 10

Rules promulgated by agencies are sometimes overinclusive.

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True

False