A) the Constitution
B) enabling statutes
C) the Administrative Procedures Act
D) public opinion
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A) A federal judge.
B) An agency head.
C) A state judge.
D) No one, since there is no administrative appeal process.
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A) An agency must obtain an administrative warrant.
B) An agency has authority under statute to conduct inspections without a warrant.
C) An agency must obtain a police officer's permission to conduct an inspection.
D) An agency must send advance notice of the inspection.
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A) arbitrary and capricious standard.
B) Chevron test.
C) logical-outgrowth test.
D) McDonnell Douglas test.
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A) judicial challenges
B) proposed rule publication
C) agency study
D) enabling statute
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A) No, because the new rule is more limited than the original proposal.
B) No, because there is generally no legal obligation to provide an additional comment period.
C) No, because the revision is a logical outgrowth of the original rule.
D) No, because there was no need for publication of the original rule.
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A) Federal Register.
B) U.S. book of statutes.
C) Code Administrative Rules.
D) Code of Federal Regulations.
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A) policymaking
B) creating statutes
C) licensing and permitting
D) investigation and enforcement
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