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Questions on administrative law

Questions on administrative law

Question 1.1. In a class action suit, only those class members who elect to participate actively are entitled to full representation. (Points : 5)


 

Question 2.2. Most administrative inspections are regarded as searches under present-day law. (Points : 5)


 

Question 3.3. Procedures and formalities in criminal proceedings are generally more relaxed and flexible than those in administrative law. (Points : 5)


 

Question 4.4. Most courts hold that administrative agencies may rely solely on hearsay evidence when making a decision. (Points : 5)


 

Question 5.5. A request for admission is similar to a deposition. (Points : 5)


 

Question 6.6. A person or group that is not a party to a case may file a(n) ___________. (Points : 5)




 

Question 7.7. A person’s status as a taxpayer alone is not sufficient to confer standing to challenge an agency action. (Points : 5)


 

Question 8.8. The final stage in the administrative process is the appeal. (Points : 5)


 

Question 9.9. Burden of proof consists of two parts: burden of production and burden of persuasion. (Points : 5)


 

Question 10.10. Business entities may claim the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination. (Points : 5)


 

Question 11.11. When executing search warrants, law enforcement officers are entitled to _____________ immunity. (Points : 5)




 

Question 12.12. The exhaustion of administrative remedies doctrine is founded on the principle that the agency must have an opportunity to correct its own errors before a court intervenes in the matter.
(Points : 5)


 

Question 13.13. Which of the following is true of collateral estoppel? (Points : 5)





 

Question 14.14. The process by which a nonparty to a case becomes a party by claiming an interest in the case’s outcome is called ______________. (Points : 5)




 

Question 15.15. For a warrantless inspection to be valid, the following element(s) must be found: (Points : 5)




 

Question 16.16. Which of the following is not necessary for an agency to require the disclosure of information? (Points : 5)




 

Question 17.17. A very small award to a plaintiff who proves his or her case is called _____________ damages. (Points : 5)




 

Question 18.18. The doctrine of __________ holds that the government is immune from liability. (Points : 5)




 

Question 19.19. A prehearing conference is a good source of discovery for the parties in an administrative adjudication. (Points : 5)


 

Question 20.20. The APA requires that all decisions include a statement of findings and conclusions. (Points : 5)


 

Question 21.21. The standard of proof in administrative law is usually _______________. (Points : 5)




 

Question 22.22. Hearsay evidence is defined as “a statement made outside of court, that is offered to prove the matter asserted.” (Points : 5)


 

Question 23.23. An order of court requiring someone to take or refrain from taking an action is called a(n)______________. (Points : 5)



 

Question 24.24. The Civil Rights Act of 1871 has been codified as _____________. (Points : 5)




 

Question 25.25. The APA contains specific rules regarding privileged communications. (Points : 5)


 

Question 26.26. Under the provisions of the APA, all agency actions are reviewable by the courts. (Points : 5)


 

Question 27.27. A regulated party may be excused from complying with a reporting requirement if the cost of reporting would be extremely high. (Points : 5)


 

Question 28.28. All searches, whether administrative or criminal, are governed by the Fourth Amendment. (Points : 5)


 

Question 29.29. Transactional immunity shields an individual from prosecution of all offenses related to the testimony. (Points : 5)


 

Question 30.30. In administrative law, the burden of proof is generally on the ___________________. (Points : 5)




 

Question 31.31. When a case is ___________, it has been “thrown out of court.” (Points : 5)




 

Question 32.32. Judges are entitled to absolute immunity when performing administrative acts such as personnel matters. (Points : 5)


 

Question 33.33. If an individual or business refuses to provide required information, an agency may issue a ______________. (Points : 5)




 

Question 34.34. The process of exchanging information between parties prior to trial is called _____________. (Points : 5)




 

Question 35.35. A party to an administrative action has the right to demand a jury. (Points : 5)


 

 

 

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Question 1.1. In a class action suit, only those class members who elect to participate actively are entitled to full representation. (Points : 5)

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