APA

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APA is a commonly used abbreviation for the Administrative Procedure Act, a key U.S. federal law governing how administrative agencies propose and establish regulations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal statute
abbreviation APA
affects administrative litigation
federal regulatory process
judicial review standards
appliesLevel federal
appliesTo executive agencies
independent regulatory agencies
codifiedIn United States Code
contains exemptions for certain categories of rules
good cause exception to notice-and-comment requirements
country United States
enactedBy United States Congress
governs federal administrative agencies
influences agency rulemaking transparency
public participation in federal regulation
structure of modern administrative state
jurisdiction United States
language English
legalDomain public law
provides right to judicial review of final agency action
standards for formal adjudication
standards for formal rulemaking
standards for informal adjudication
standards for informal rulemaking
purpose to ensure public participation in rulemaking
to govern how federal administrative agencies propose and establish regulations
to provide standards for judicial review of agency actions
refersTo Administrative Procedure Act
regulates adjudication procedures
judicial review of agency action
rulemaking procedures
relatedTo Code of Federal Regulations
Freedom of Information Act
federal regulations
requires notice-and-comment rulemaking
opportunity for public comment
publication of final rules
publication of proposed rules
signedBy Harry S. Truman
standardOfReview arbitrary and capricious standard
review for abuse of discretion
review for contrary to law
substantial evidence standard
subject administrative law
typeOfLaw procedural law

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