Administrative law is focused on: a. correctness of procedures that agencies use in exercising their authority. b. the totality of executive directives, and constitutional, statutory, and case law. c. both a and b.

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Stephanie Lee

7 May, 19:51

Administrative law is focused on: a. correctness of procedures that agencies use in exercising their authority. b. the totality of executive directives, and constitutional, statutory, and case law. c. both a and b.

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Xzavier Yang · Answer 1

c. Both a and b

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Administrative law is focused on both the correctness of procedures that agencies use in exercising their authority AND the totality of executive directives, and constitutional, statutory, and case law.