TECO Coal Corporation mines and ships more than six million tons of coal annually. TECO is comprehensively regulated by the U.S. Bureau of Mines. The U.S. Bureau of Mines may conduct a surprise inspection of one of TECO's mines
A)only if it has a search warrant.
B)only if it has a subpoena.
C)only if it has reason to believe a violation of a regulation has occurred.
D)without a search warrant to ensure safety.
Question 2
Bert had his driver's license suspended by the state department of transportation. He believes his constitutional due process rights were violated by the administrative agency. Can he immediately file a court action to have agency's actions reviewed?
A)Yes. A court has the jurisdiction to immediately review an agency's alleged unconstitutional action.
B)Yes. Bert must specifically allege his constitutional rights have been violated and file a court action in federal court - not a state court.
C)No. Bert must first exhaust all possible appeals within the agency itself before he seeks judicial review by a court.
D)No. A court of law does not have jurisdiction to review an administrative agency's actions.
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