Authority for Judiciary Under Article II

The video explains the creation and role of administrative courts under the executive branch. Article 2 establishes the executive branch, responsible for executing laws passed by Congress. Congress delegates rulemaking authority to administrative agencies, which can be independent or report to the executive. These agencies can create administrative courts to handle disputes under their regulations, known as Article 1 courts. The executive branch, through these agencies, influences the judicial system's functioning.

What is the primary responsibility of the executive branch as created by Article 2?

• To create laws

• To execute laws passed by Congress

• To interpret laws

• To amend the Constitution

How do administrative agencies typically receive their rulemaking authority?

• Through executive orders

• Through public referendums

• Via delegation from Congress

• By judicial decree

What is the role of administrative courts created by agencies?

• To adjudicate disputes under agency regulations

• To manage legislative processes

• To oversee the executive branch

• To create new laws

Under which article are administrative courts known?

• Article 1

• Article 2

• Article 4

• Article 3

What level of influence does the executive have over administrative courts?

• Only advisory influence

• Complete control

• No influence

• Some level of influence