The primary source(s) of administrative law include(s):
A) the Administrative Procedures Act
B) the enabling statutes of the administrative agencies
C) court decisions reviewing agency decisions
D) the enabling statutes of the administrative agencies and court decisions reviewing agency decisions
E) the enabling statutes of the administrative agencies and court decisions reviewing agency decisions and the Administrative Procedures Act

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The primary sources of administrative law include the Administrative Procedures Act, which outlines how federal agencies can create and enforce regulations; the enabling statutes of administrative agencies, which are laws passed by Congress that create and empower these agencies; and court decisions reviewing agency decisions, which can set precedents and interpret the extent of an agency's authority.

The Primary Source(s) of Administrative Law Include(s)