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A ruling published by the executive or judicial branch of government that compels the taking of an action either to prevent the spread of disease, or to reduce an imminent public health hazard.
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| administrative law |
The body of regulations, rules, orders and decisions to carry out regulatory powers created by administrative agencies. In ordinary use, as contrasted with technical legal use, people often speak of administrative law as "regulation." For example, it is often pointed out that it is easier for regulatory agencies, such as OSHA & the EPA, to update their regulations than it is to get Congress to pass new laws. It is said that such regulation "has the force of law. ...
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| administrative order |
A legal document signed by US EPA directing an individual or business to stop or correct an activity. It describes the violation and actions to be taken. An administrative order can be enforced in court. (acron. AO)
Ãâó: www.copa.org/library/glossary/a.htm
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The system of administration as conceived by Bah?#39;u'll?, formally established by `Abdu'l-Bah? and realized during the Guardianship of Shoghi Effendi. ...
Ãâó: news.bahai.org/glossary.cfm
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| administrative law |
The executive branch of the government issues proclamations, executive orders, and regulations and provides a chronological arrangement of these regulations in sets of books called:
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