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jrubin

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Which of the following is beyond the enforcement power of an agency?
 A)requiring proof of compliance with agency regulations
 B)issuing a cease-and-desist order
 C)convicting of criminal violations
 D)imposing civil penalties

Question 2

Under the _______ Amendment, agency officials have the right to conduct________ with a warrant, but a(n) ________ inspection is permitted when violations are dangerous to public health and safety.
 A)Sixth, inspections, warrantless.
 B)First, inspections, warrantless.
 C)Fourth, inspections, warrantless.
 D)First, interviews, warrantless



diana chang

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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