2213 Module 2 Quiz Courts ADR and Administrative Agencies St

22:13 Module 2 Quiz: Courts, ADR and Administrative Agencies Started: Jun 21 at 10:12pm Quiz Instructions Read all of the reading materials for Module 2. Watch the videos. Answer all of the questions in the quiz You may take the quiz 2 times. The scores will be averaged What is covered: 1. Purpose of trial and appellate courts 2. The purpose of the branches of Government 3. Types of ADR. 4. Advantages and disadvantages of litigation and ADR 5. Purpose of Administrative Agencies. 6. Administrative Agencies source authority, powers of Question 1 5 pts The purpose of the trial court is to determine the facts of the case. O True O False D Question 2 5 pts If an appeal is granted, there will be a new trial at the appellate court. O True O False

Solution

1. It is true that the purpose of trial court is to determine the facts of the case. In the trial court, both sides present evidence to show their version of what happened.

2. True that if an appeal is granted, there will be a new trial at the appellate court.

5. It is true that, congress creates administrative agencies, give guidance through enabling legislation and delegate congress’s power to carry out the legislative intent.

6. It is true that administrative agencies are part of executive branch. There are both executive administrative agencies and independent administrative agencies.

7. Power to investigate, set standards (regulations) and enforcement are all powers which administrative agencies will generally have.