Administrative agencies are not empowered to hear cases of alleged violations of their regulations and must depend on the courts for adjudication.

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Administrative agencies are often granted the power to hear cases and enforce violations of their regulations. This can include conducting investigations, holding hearings, imposing fines or other penalties, and even revoking licenses or certifications. While agencies may be subject to judicial review, they are not always dependent on the courts for adjudication of their rules and enforcement actions.

Administrative Agencies Are Not Empowered to Hear Cases of Alleged