If a question asks you to imagine or assume a hypothetical or facts, do not spend any more than 2- 4 sentences to start your story. Then, fill in any additional facts as you continue writing your essay. You will not be graded on your story; you will be graded on 1) how completely you identify and discuss all pertinent legal concepts and 2) how much detail you go into in illustrating your understanding. You will not be graded on a right or a wrong answer/conclusion (although accuracy will count). Always provide specific examples to support your main points, including, but not limited to, where appropriate: specific theories, materials, lectures, discussions, etc. In all questions, make sure that you 1) discuss 2) analyze and 3) reach conclusions on all legal issues;

Here is the Question; Come up with a hypothetical story illustrating the creation and processes of administrative rule-making and administrative adjudication. Imagine that there is a government agency that is going to make some changes that affect your business. Identify what that agency is, how it was created, and who are its staff; what changes it proposes to make, what information it provides, and what processes it follows in order to make the changes. Additionally, in the same story or a different story, explain each and every step in administrative adjudication and make sure that you match facts from your story to the legal concepts