In recent years, agency rule making, adjudication, and policy initiatives have exceeded congressional legislation, judicial hearings, and presidential policy initiatives.

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Agency rulemaking, adjudication, and policy initiatives have indeed become a significant source of legal and regulatory action, often surpassing the volume of legislation passed by Congress, decisions made in judicial hearings, and policy initiatives directly from the President. This is due to agencies' broad authority to interpret and implement laws, leading to a substantial impact on policy through regulations and administrative actions.

In Recent Years, Agency Rule Making, Adjudication, and Policy Initiatives