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What are the purposes of administrative agencies?
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1.)To carry out congressional will or intent
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2.)Have the Education and Experience to Carry Out Congressional Content
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3.)Administrative Agencies Are Consistent
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What was the very first administrative agency?
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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When was the Interstate Commerce Commission Started?
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Why was the FDA formed?
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What does an Enabling Act Do?
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Statute empowering a person or body to take certain action, especially to make regulations, rules, or orders. They start administrative agencies.
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Who started the EPA?
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Why was the EPA started?
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Problems such as Acid Rain and Point Source Solution
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What is Point Source Pollution?
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Pollution that comes from a single identifiable source.
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Term
What is a Pig Lagoon?
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A large lagoon of pig waste
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What can Congress do if they do not like how an administrative agency is run?
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1.)Stop or reduce the budget of the administrative agency
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2.)Can make changes through the Enabling Act (amending it)
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3.)Apply a Sunset Provision
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Term
What is a Sunset Provision?
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A provision that sets a time limit on how long an administrative agency will run
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What are the two ways in which one can sue an Administrative Agency?
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1.)Claim that the administrative agency exceeds its authority
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2.)Claim that the administrative agency is in some way unconstitutional
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Term
What does the Administrative Procedures Act do?
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Asserts that the Administrative Agencies are bound to transparency and due process
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How do Administrative Agencies Stay Transparent?
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Publish to the Federal Register
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Administrative Agencies Have What Authorities?
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Investigative
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Rule Making
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Judicial
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Punishment
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Policing
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Term
What is Exhaustion?
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Exhausting all of the agency steps before taking an Administrative Agency to district court.
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Courts may not review your case if they feel that?
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They are not the right court, or that the case is based on non-standard interpretation
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