Course

by completing Project 1 (finding and interpreting Administrative Law) and receiving a score of at least 70%

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examination number 1 with a score of at least 70% within stated time allowed

you investigate what is Administrative Law (State and Federal)

you determine what are Agencies (State and Federal)

you explore the creation of Agencies

you explore the nature and functions of Agencies

you determine why Administrative Law is important to the Paralegal and the Public

you locate both State and Federal Administrative Law

by completing Project 1 (finding and interpreting Administrative Law) and receiving a score of at least 70%

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examination number 1 with a score of at least 70% within stated time allowed

you explain the step by step process in creating an Administrative Agency by Legislative enactment

you explain both the source and the purpose of certain State and Federal Administrative Laws

you locate assigned Administrative Laws

by completing Project 1 (finding and interpreting Administrative Law) and receiving a score of at least 70%

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examination number 1 with a score of at least 70% within stated time allowed

you determine how authority is delegated to Agencies

you explain how authority of the Agency can be limited

by completing Project 1 (finding and interpreting Administrative Law) and receiving a score of at least 70%

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examination number 1 with a score of at least 70% within stated time allowed

you investigate what is Due Process

you explain what Process is Due in agency actions

by completing all individual or team projects by stated due dates, (including Project 2, where the student will be required to prepare an agency application or claim and obtain all of the necessary information relevant to properly submitting said application or claim from the agency or agency's rules and procedures).

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examinations with a score of at least 70% within the stated time allowed (including examination number 2)

you investigate informal agency actions

you locate assigned Agency applications and claims

you determine how to process a claim with a selected agency

by completing all individual or team projects by stated due dates, (including Project 2, where the student will be required to prepare an agency application or claim and obtain all of the necessary information relevant to properly submitting said application or claim from the agency or agency's rules and procedures).

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examinations with a score of at least 70% within the stated time allowed (including examination number 2)

you investigate kind of rules an agency is authorized to create

you examine agency rule making process and procedures

you determine the legal effect of the promulgated rules

you investigate deregulation and its impact on the agency

by completing all individual or team projects by stated due dates, (including Project 2, where the student will be required to prepare an agency application or claim and obtain all of the necessary information relevant to properly submitting said application or claim from the agency or agency's rules and procedures).

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examinations with a score of at least 70% within the stated time allowed (including examination number 2)

you investigate processes used by an agency to acquire voluntary information

you investigate processes used by an agency to acquire involuntary information

you explore the process used to determine what information can be disclosed by the agency and how to obtain that information

you determine how to obtain the information that can be disclosed

by completing all projects by stated due dates (including Project 3, preparing the initial appeal).

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examinations with a score of at least 70% within the stated time allowed (including examination number 3/final examination)

you investigate the initiation of Adjudication

you explore Preadjudication practice

you prepare for a hearing

you prepare to conduct a hearing

you determine the evidence used and allowed for a case

you prepare closing arguments

you explore the post Adjudication practice

by completing all projects by stated due dates (including Project 3, preparing the initial appeal).

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examinations with a score of at least 70% within the stated time allowed (including examination number 3/final examination)

you determine the decision makers for an agency

you investigate the effect and finality of an agency decision if not timely appealed

you examine the agency's exclusive jurisdictions over the initial adjudicated action

by completing all projects by stated due dates (including Project 3, preparing the initial appeal).

by completing all tests, quizzes, and examinations with a score of at least 70% within the stated time allowed (including examination number 3/final examination)

you determine if the first Appeals may be within the agency or to the Court

you examine the forms of review

you explore the basic prerequisite for review

you explore the process of review

you investigate the standards of review that are applied to agency decisions

you determine which agency actions are not reviewable