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This 4-page paper discusses the role of governmental/administrative agencies, and discusses what the courts' influences on these agencies might be. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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about. In the United States, we understand that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for air and water quality in the U.S. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) monitors
the food and drug quality. The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration is focused on the conditions of the atmosphere and oceans. And so on. But what, exactly, do these agencies of
the U.S. government do and what are they about? In its most basic form, an agency is a body of the government which
is embued with the authority to "direct and supervise the implementation of particular legislative acts" (Independent Agencies of the United States Government, 2010). This makes sense - Congress and the
Executive Office and the Judiciary cant be in all places at once, so the agencies are formed to help direct governmental wishes and to help implement the laws. There is
a reason why the word "agency" is a form of the word "agent," which is defined as "one who is authorized to act for or in the place of another"
(Agent, 2010). These independent agencies are created by the U.S. Constitution, as well as state legislatures, the U.S. Congress and local
law-making bodies to do everything the government might, from helping to manage crises to help deal with matters of governmental concern that the legislators may not be able to handle
(Independent Agencies of the United States Government, 2010). Supporters of these agencies point out that the agencies are able to adjudicate minor or complex disputes more quickly, and with more
flexibility, than can state and federal courts (Independent Agencies of the United States Government, 2010). Furthermore, agencies are created by an enabling
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