The rule providing that if a claim is public in nature and not private, Congress may delegate its adjudication to a non-Article III tribunal is called:

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The public rights doctrine allows Congress to delegate the adjudication of public rights to non-Article III tribunals, such as administrative agencies, rather than requiring these matters to be heard by Article III courts. This doctrine recognizes that certain matters, being public in nature, can be resolved outside the traditional judicial framework.

The Rule Providing That If a Claim Is Public in Nature