Asked by Nicholas Pride on Apr 25, 2024

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A(n) ________ rule is a rule that does not create any new rights or duties but is merely a detailed statement of an administrative agency's interpretation of an existing law.

A) quasi-judicial
B) political affiliation
C) foundational
D) interpretative
E) quasi-legislative

Interpretative Rule

A rule issued by an administrative agency that clarifies how the agency interprets or intends to apply its statutory authority.

Rights

Fundamental privileges or claims individuals are entitled to under law, including rights to freedom, expression, privacy, and equality.

Duties

Obligations that an individual or entity is bound to perform, often by legal, ethical, or moral considerations.

  • Absorb information on the sequence of actions involved in rule production, with emphasis on the differences between informal and formal rule-making avenues.
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Carlos HazardMay 01, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
An interpretive rule is a rule that does not create any new rights or duties but is merely a detailed statement of an administrative agency's interpretation of an existing law.