Adjudication by executive bureaucracies refers to
A) congressionally sanctioned quasi-judicial proceedings that decide disputes.
B) the extensive discretion allowed bureaucracies by Congress to set rules and guidelines.
C) the process by which agencies can appeal to the courts to settle disputes with Congress.
D) judicial review of agency actions.
E) presidential oversight of agencies and division.

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Adjudication by executive bureaucracies refers to the quasi-judicial proceedings authorized by Congress that allow executive agencies to hear and decide disputes. These proceedings are conducted similarly to those in a court of law and often involve administrative law judges.

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