False. Administrative law is the body of laws and legal doctrines guiding how government agencies are run and regulated.
What is an administrative rule?
- Administrative law is the body of laws and legal doctrines guiding how government agencies are run and regulated (both federal and state).
- It is that section of the legislation that regulates how administrative agencies of the government are structured, what they do, how quasi-judicial and quasi-legislative powers are provided to them, and how much and how these agencies are subject to judicial control.
- The government can now provide aid to disabled people thanks to laws established by Congress. The administrative body established by Congress to carry out its social security and disability laws is known as the Social Security Administration (SSA).
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