Administrative and Legislative Courts

The video tutorial explains the roles of administrative and legislative courts under the U.S. Constitution. Article 2 allows Congress to delegate authority to executive agencies, which can adjudicate disputes through administrative courts. Legislative courts, created by Congress, handle specific issues like bankruptcy and immigration. Both court types fall under Article 1 authority, despite their differences.

What authority does Article 2 of the Constitution grant to Congress regarding executive agencies?

• The ability to create legislative courts

• The power to appoint judges

• The ability to vest authority in executive agencies

• The power to amend the Constitution

What is the primary function of administrative courts?

• To adjudicate disputes arising from agency rulemaking

• To oversee legislative processes

• To handle criminal cases

• To manage state-level legal issues

Which of the following is NOT a type of legislative court?

• Supreme court

• Bankruptcy court

• Immigration court

• Military court

Under whose purview do legislative courts fall?

• The Senate

• State Governors

• The President

• The Supreme Court

Which article of the Constitution encompasses both administrative and legislative courts?

• Article 2

• Article 4

• Article 3

• Article 1