43: administrative law and regulatory agencies Flashcards

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administrative law

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substantive and procedural law that governs the operation of administrative agencies

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regulatory statutes

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statutes such as environmental laws, securities laws, and antitrust laws that provide for criminal violations and penalties

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administrative agencies

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agencies that the legislative and executive branches of federal and state governments establisg

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general government regulation

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laws that regulate businesses and industries collectively; most of the industries and businesses in the US are subject to these laws (e.g., antidiscrimination laws)

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cabinet-level departments

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highest-level federal departments that advise the president and are responsible for enforcing specfic laws enacted by congress

-dept of agriculture
-dept of commerce
-dept of defense
-dept of education
-dept of energy
-dept of health and human services
-dept of homeland security
-dept of housing and urban development
-dept of interior
-dept of justic
-dept of labor
-dept of state
-dept of transportation
-dept of treasury
-dept of veterans affairs

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homeland security act / HSA

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a federal statute that created the cabinet-level US department of homeland security (DHS) and enacted laws to prevent domestic terrorist attacks and related criminal activities

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US department of homeland security / DHS

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a federal cabinet-level department that enforces laws to prevent domestic terrorist attacks and related crinimal activities, reduce vulnerability to terrorist attacks, and assist in recovery in the event of a terrorist attack

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federal administrative agencies

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administrative agencies that are created by the executive or legislative branch of federal governent

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state administrative agencies

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administrative agencies that states create to enforce and interpret state law

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local administrative agencies

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administrative agencies created by cities, municipalities, and counties to adminster local regulatory laws

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substantive administrative law

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law that administrative agencies enforce

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procedural administrative law

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law that establishes the procedures that must be followed by administrative agencies while enforcing substantive laws

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administrative procedure act / APA

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a federal statute that establishes certain administrative procedures that federal admin agencies must follow in conducting their affairs

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administrative law judge / ALJ

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a judge who presides over administrative proceedings and decides questions of law and fact concerning a case

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administrative order

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a decision made by an admin law judge

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delegation doctrine

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a doctrine that says when an admin agency is created, it is delegated certain powers; the agency can use only those legislative, judicial, and executive powers that are delegated to it

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substative rule

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government regulation that has the force of law and must be adhered to by covered persons and businesses

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federal register

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a public register in which federal admin agencies must public agency procedures, rules, regulations, interpretations, and other such info

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informal rulemaking

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rulemaking by an admin agency where it notifies the public of a proposed rule, permits interested persons to comment on the proposed rule, and possibly holds an informal hearing before deciding on whether to adopt the proposed rule

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formal rulemaking

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rulemaking by an admin agency that involves conducting a trial-like hearing at which parties may present evidence, engage in cross-examination, and present rebuttal evidence before the agency decides whether to adopt the proposed rule

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interpretive rule

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a rule adopted by an admin agency that interprets existing statutory language

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statement of policy

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a statement issued by an admin agency that announces a proposed course of action that an agency intends to follow in the future

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government license

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a grant issued by an admin agency that permits a person to enter a certain type of business (e.g., banks, television and radio statios) or profession (e.g., doctors, lawyers, contractors)

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judicial authority

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the power of an admin agency to adjudicate cases thru an admin proceeding often conducted by an ALJ

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procedural due process
a category of due process that requires that the government give a person proper notice and hearing of the legal action before that person in deprived of their life, liberty, or property
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executive power
the power of an admin agency to investigate and prosecute possible violations of statutes, admin rules, and admin orders
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administrative search
a search of businesses or other premises conducted by an admin agency
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administrative subpoena
a subpoena issued to an administrative agency to conduct a search of business or other premises
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fourth amendment
protects the right of the people to be free from unreasonable search and seizure (without reasonable cause) by the government
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judicial review of administrative agency actions
the power of federal ad state courts to review the actions of federal and state administrative agencies that are subject to theur jurisdiction
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petitioner
the party appealing the decision of an admin agency
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freedom of information act / FOIA
a federal statute that gives the public the ability to obtain access to most documents in the possession of federal admin agencies. some documents are protected from disclosure because of national security and other reasons
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government in the sunshine act
a federal statute that requires most federal admin agency meetings to be open to the public. there are some exceptions
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equal access to justice act
a federal statute that protects persons from harassment by federal admin agencies and provides monetary penalties
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privacy act
a federal statute that stipulates that federal admin agencies can only maintain info about an individual that is relevant and necessary to accomplish a legitimate agency purpose. the act permits persons to have access to their records and to correct info