Which of the following statements is true of agencies that exercise adjudicatory power?
A) People who are unhappy with the agencies' actions cannot appeal to the court of law.
B) Since they involve juries, rules of evidence are more strictly observed.
C) Their hearings are much more formal than court trials.
D) Some of them regulate primarily on a case-by-case basis through their decisions.

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A number of agencies exercise adjudicatory powers by deciding cases. Some of them regulate primarily on a case-by-case basis through their decisions. Agency hearings are much less formal than court trials, since they never involve juries, and rules of evidence are less strictly observed. Those who are unhappy with an agency's decision must exhaust all administrative remedies before appealing the decision to a court of law.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Agencies That