A) an actual controversy at issue.
B) standing to sue.
C) the exhaustion doctrine.
D) the ripeness doctrine.
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A) no federal or state law.
B) the Freedom of Information Act.
C) the Government in the Sunshine Act.
D) the Public Accountability Act.
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A) followed a consideration of legally appropriate factors.
B) justifiably changed the agency's prior policy.
C) was accompanied by a rational explanation.
D) was plainly contrary to the evidence.
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A) a legislative rule.
B) an interpretive rule.
C) an adjudicatory order.
D) an executive edict.
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A) binding as a law passed by Congress.
B) persuasive as an expert's opinion.
C) suggestive as a newspaper's editorial.
D) unenforceable as a salesperson's puffery.
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A) Congress, through enabling legislation.
B) the courts, through the adjudicatory process.
C) the U.S.Constitution, through the tax and spend clause.
D) the U.S.Department of the Treasury, through a legislative rule.
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A) a negotiated settlement.
B) a trial and a fine.
C) a trial and an appeal to a higher authority.
D) a trial and the dissolution of the business.
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A) an order for specific performance.
B) a rule for parol evidence.
C) a formal complaint.
D) a subpoena.
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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) accounting practices.
B) asset acquisition.
C) hazardous waste management.
D) tax reporting.
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A) not part of the government's executive branch.
B) outside the major departments of the government's executive branch.
C) subagencies of executive agencies.
D) subject to more executive authority than executive agencies.
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A) must be specific and adequately describe the material being sought.
B) must be non-specific so an incriminating item is not overlooked.
C) must be general so as to force an uncooperative party's compliance.
D) may, but need not, be specific because the FDA is a federal agency.
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A) a federal appellate court judge.
B) a federal district court judge.
C) an administrative law judge.
D) a U.S Marshal.
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