The source of law that consists of rules made by regulatory agencies that are part of the executive branch of the federal government and whose members are appointed (rather than elected) is known as
A) constitutional law
B) statutory law
C) administrative law
D) executive law
E) common law

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Administrative law is the source of law that consists of rules made by regulatory agencies that are part of the executive branch of the federal government and whose members are appointed (rather than elected). Constitutional law is the body of law that comes from the U.S. Constitution and sets forth the framework of government and limits on that government's power. Statutory law is the body of law created by legislative bodies such as Congress. Executive law refers to laws or regulations promulgated by the executive branch that are not authorized by Congress. Common law is law that is developed through decisions of courts rather than through legislative or executive action.

The Source of Law That Consists of Rules Made by Regulatory