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ENagel

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When an agency uses some aspects of formal rulemaking and some aspects of informal rulemaking, it is called:
 A) mixed rulemaking.
 B) combination rulemaking.
 C) hybrid rulemaking.
 D) cross rulemaking.

Question 2

Which is not covered under the Computer Access Device and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CADCFA)?
 A) Unauthorized use of federal computers
 B) Typewriters
 C) Use in excess of authority by a federal employee
 D) Consumer financial records
 E)All of the above are covered.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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