Question

Which of the following statements about federal independent agencies is true?

A. Agencies may exercise rule-making and adjudicatory power, but they may not exercise investigatory power because that power is reserved to law enforcement.

b. While agencies possess investigative and adjudicatory power, they may not exercise rule-making power because that power is reserved to Congress.

c. Agencies may exercise investigative, rule-making, and adjudicatory power.

2.

Which of the following is true regarding an agency’s adjudicatory power?

a. Agency administrative remedies must be exhausted before appealing a decision to court.

B. An agency hearing is more formal than a court trial because agency hearings do not involve juries.

C. An agency hearing is more formal than a court trial because agency hearings do not involve juries.

Answer 1

Ans1.

Correct answer is option C. Agencies may exercise investigative, rule-making, and adjudicatory power.
Ordinarily, the agency will have every one of the three sorts of power - official, authoritative, and legal. That is, the agency can set the principles that business must follow, can explore and arraign those organizations, and can hold managerial hearings for infringement of those standards.

Ans2.
Correct answer is option A. a. Agency administrative remedies must be exhausted before appealing a decision to court
U.S. federal offices have the ability to mediate, enact, and authorize laws inside their particular territories of appointed force.