If an administrative agency issues a final order in an adjudication, the order will have full force and effect only if the order is enforced by a court of law.

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If an administrative agency issues a final order in an adjudication, the order will have full force and effect only if the order is enforced by a court of law because the Constitution rests judicial authority in the courts and an agency performing quasi-judicial functions does not constitutionally have the final say to enforce its order since it is not a court of law.

If an Administrative Agency Issues a Final Order in an Adjudication