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A) an order for specific performance.
B) a rule for parol evidence.
C) a subpoena.
D) a politely worded request.
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A) agency coercion.
B) infiltrating Verity's computers without the firm's knowledge.
C) public comment.
D) Verity's consent.
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A) an actual controversy at issue.
B) standing to sue.
C) the exhaustion doctrine.
D) the ripeness doctrine.
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A) are usually reluctant to review questions of fact.
B) rarely defer to the technical expertise of administrative agencies.
C) often rule on the merits of policy determinations.
D) never defer to an agency's interpretation of law.
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A) attorneys are not allowed to attend administrative hearings.
B) clients are not allowed to communicate with their attorneys dur?ing adminis?trative hearings.
C) hearsay can be introduced as evidence in an administrative hearing.
D) the burden of proof is on the charged party to prove innocence.
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A) all industries.
B) highly regulated industries.
C) no industries.
D) newly regulated industries only.
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A) Congress.
B) federal administrative agencies that oversee agricultural products.
C) the United States Supreme Court.
D) the president of the United States.
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A) Congress,through enabling legislation.
B) the courts,through the adjudicatory process.
C) the U.S.Constitution,through the _ Amendment.
D) the U.S.Department of the Treasury,through a final order.
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A) a request to Congress to enact enabling legislation.
B) the filing of a complaint against a charged party.
C) the publication of a notice of proposed rulemaking.
D) the solicitation of public comments.
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