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Informal Rule-Making

- Ok for procedural rules interpretive rules called regulation

- Agencies sometimes try to hide substantive rules as interpretive or procedural to avoid formal rule-making
Formal Rule-making
- Mandated by the APA

- Required for substantive rules
The power required for agencies to carry out their duties
Investigatory power
"Open Field" Observation
- EPA hired aerial photographer

- Supreme Court held that it was not an area DOW could claim as private
Adjudicatory Powers and Procedures
- Most controversial power

- Agency is both prosecutor and judge
Typical Procedure
- Due process still applies

- No absolute right to an attorney

- No jury

- Appeals go to review board of agency

- Eventually can appeal to U.S. Court of Appeals