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Questions
1. Instances of a "one-house" veto process implicates which constitutional requirements?
Bicameralism and presentment
Due process
Spending power
None of the above
2. If Congress passes a law that mandates the appointment of some members of Congress to the overseeing board of an agency that supervises, directs, and oversees a local airport, the most likely result upon judicial challenge would be:
Valid as an exercise of the spending power
Valid because Congress has the power to regulate modes of interstate travel
Invalid due to the incompatibility clause
None of the above
3. Which of the below is not generally a source of federal court review of agency action?
The agency's enabling act
Federal question jurisdiction (28 U.S.C. § 1331)
Federal diversity jurisdiction
None of the above
4. Which of the following best describes the current state of the nondelegation principle?
Congress cannot delegate any legislative authority
Congress can delegate if it provides an intelligible principle
Congress can only delegate powers that it does not have expressly
None of the above
5. Which of the below best describes the public interest theory approach to agency regulation
Regulation can be a desirable way to prevent externalities, suboptimalities, and otherwise increase the most public benefit or welfare
Regulation is a byproduct of the political process and reflects current political power dynamics
Regulation reflects structuring of the market which could not be done in a true free market
None of the above
6. Which of the below is generally not a source of administrative law procedure?
The Constitution
The APA
Common law
International law