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Administrative agencies generally have no discretion over the type of hearing procedures that they use
false
Business has little incentive to try to influence the regulatory environment through lobbying.
false
Few agency rules require considerable compliance reporting from regulated entities.
false
If a business firm refuses to comply with an agency's request to inspect facilities or business records, the agency must defer to the refusal.
false
Like statutory law, administrative law is created by legislatures.
false
There are no significant differences between a trial and an administrative hearing.
false
Unlike statutes, administrative regulations do not have a binding effect.
false
Warrants are required to conduct administrative searches in all highly regulated industries.
false
a party can be directly prosecuted for violating an administrative agencies interpretive rule or guidance document
false
when the meaning of a statutes language is unclear and an agency interprets it, a court not need follow the interpretation even if it is reasonable
false
Administrative agencies at various levels of government work together and share the responsibility of enforcing particular regulations
true
All federal agencies must follow specific procedural requirements when fulfilling their basic functions.
true
All federal government agencies must make their records available electronically on the Internet.
true
Anyone can submit comments on a proposed administrative rule.
true
a party seeking court review of an administrative action must first exhaust all of his or her administrative remedies before seeking court review
true
all federal administrative agency must alert small businesses- through advertising in trade journals, for example- about forthcoming regulations
true
an administrative rule may be arbitrary and capricious if the agency failed to provide a rational explanation for its decision
true
federal agencies must consider ways to reduce the economic impact of the regulations of a small business
true