Chapter 41-Work Set TRUE FALSE QUESTIONS 1. Enabling legislation specifies the powers of an agency. 2. Federal courts are part of the executive branch of government. 3. Congress creates federal administrative agencies. 4. After an agency adjudication, the administrative law judge's order must be appealed to become final. 5. The Administrative Procedure Act provides for judicial review of most agency actions. 6. When a new regulation will have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities, an analysis must be conducted to measure the costs imposed on small businesses. 7. State administrative agency operations prevail over federal agency actions. 8. An agency cannot conduct a search without a warrant. 9. Agency rules are not as legally binding as the laws that Congress enacts. 10. Courts generally defer (yield) to an agency's factual judgment on a subject within the agency's area of expertise. COTIONS