Kuzenski's MIE 305 Exam 2 Vocabulary exam with complete verified solutions 2024

Administration Law (Ch. 5) the body of law created by administrative agencies in order to carry out their duties and responsibilities Administration Agency (Ch. 5) A federal or state government agency established to perform a specific function Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Enabling Legislation (Ch. 5) A statute enacted by Congress that authorizes the creation of an administrative agency and specifies the name, composition, and powers of the agency being created Legislative Rule (Ch. 5) An administrative agency rule that carries the same weight as a congressionally enacted statute Interpretive Rule (Ch. 5) An administrative agency rule that explains how the agency interprets and intends to apply the statutes it enforces Delegation Doctrine (Ch. 5) A doctrine based on the U.S. Constitution, which as been construed to allow Congress to delegate some of its power to administrative agencies to make and implement laws Bureaucracy (Ch. 5) The organizational structure, consisting of government bureaus and agencies, through which the government implements and enforces the laws Administrative Process (Ch. 5) The procedure used by administrative agencies in the administration law Rulemaking (Ch. 5) The actions of administrative agencies when formally adopting new regulations or amending old ones Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking (Ch. 5) A procedure in agency rulemaking that requires notice, opportunity for comment, and a published draft of the final rule Adjudication (Ch. 5) A proceeding in which an administrative law judge hears and decides issues that arise when an administrative agency charges a person or a firm with an agency violation Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) (Ch. 5) One who presides over an administrative agency hearing and has the power to administer oaths, take testimony, rule on questions of evidence, and make determinations of fact Initial Order (Ch. 5) An agency's decision in a matter other than rulemaking. An administrative law judge's initial order becomes final unless it is appealed Final Order (Ch. 5) The final decision of an administrative agency on an issue Tort (Ch. 6) A wrongful act (other than a breach of contract) that results in harm or injury to another and leads to civil liability Damages (Ch. 6) A monetary award sought as a remedy for a breach of contract or a tortious action Compensatory Damages (Ch. 6) A monetary award equivalent to the actual value of injuries or damages sustained by the aggrieved party Punitive Damages (Ch. 6) Monetary damages that may be awarded to a plaintiff to punish the defendant and deter similar conduct in the future Defense (Ch. 6) A reason offered and alleged by a defendant in an action or lawsuit as to why the plaintiff should not recover or establish what she or he seeks Intentional Tort (Ch. 6) A wrongful act knowingly committed Tortfeasor (Ch. 6) One who commits a tort Transferred Intent (Ch. 6) A legal principle under which a person who intends to harm one individual, but unintentionally harms a second person, can be liable to the second victim for an intentional tort Assault (Ch. 6) Any word or action intended to make another person fearful of immediate physical harm - a reasonably believable threat Battery (Ch. 6) Unexcused, harmful, or offensive physical contact with another that is intentionally performed Actionable (Ch. 6) Capable of serving as the basis of a lawsuit. An __________ claim can be pursued in a lawsuit or other court action Defamation (Ch. 6) Anything published or publicly spoken that causes injury to another's good name, reputation, or character Libel (Ch. 6) Defamation in writing or another form having the quality of permanence (such as a digital recording) Slander (Ch. 6) Defamation in or