The rules and regulations established by the Consumer Protection Agency resemble the decisions reached in a court of law.

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The Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) establishes rules and regulations to protect consumers, which are administrative in nature and not judicial decisions like those reached in a court of law. Courts interpret and enforce laws, including those related to consumer protection, but they do not establish rules and regulations.

The Rules and Regulations Established by the Consumer Protection Agency