Legislative Power
Executive Power
Judicial Power
Administrative Law
Examples & Definitions
100

This act gives an agency authority to begin rulemaking.

What is a Congressional Enabling Act?


100

Agencies have the power to do this when enforcing laws.

What is investigate?

100

When an agency conducts a formal review of violations, it holds this.

What is an Administrative Hearing?

100

This body of law governs administrative agencies.

What is Administrative Law?

100

This is a governmental body charged with implementing legislation.

What is an Administrative Agency?


200

Before rulemaking, an agency must receive this from Congress.

 What is jurisdiction through a statute?


200

Agencies can require individuals to do this during investigations.

What is appear as a witness?

200

This is an informal resolution between an agency and a violator.

What is a Consent Decree (or Informal Settlement)?

200

This act ensures agencies operate openly.

What is the Administrative Procedure Act?

200

Name one example of an administrative agency.

What is the SEC, CPSC, or FDA?

300

This law requires agencies to publish proposed and final rules.

What is the Federal Register Act?

300

Agencies are limited by these constitutional protections.

What are constitutional protections for individuals and businesses?

300

After a hearing, the agency issues this.

What is a decision by the Administrative Agency?

300

These allow the public to access agency documents.

What are open records?

300

This agency regulates food and drugs.

What is the Food and Drug Administration?

400

Agencies create laws through this process.

What is promulgating regulations?

400

Agencies may bring these against law violators.

What are proceedings?

400

Agencies act as this type of decision-maker when reviewing violations.What is a judicial arbiter?

What is a judicial arbiter?

400

This law requires public announcement of agency guidelines and open

What is the Administrative Procedure Act?

400

This agency regulates securities markets.

What is the Securities Exchange Commission?

500

This document contains public disclosure of proposed rules and activities.

What is the Federal Register?

500

This type of power allows agencies to investigate and enforce laws.

What is executive power?

500

This stage includes hearings, settlements, and final rulings.

What is the administrative hearing process?

500

This federal law allows citizens to request government records.

What is the Freedom of Information Act?

500

This agency protects consumers from dangerous products.

What is the Consumer Product Safety Commission?