Which classification of administrative laws results in a rule being a federal law:
A) procedural rules
B) enforcement rules
C) observational rules
D) interpretive rules
E) none of the other choices

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Administrative laws, regardless of their classification (procedural, enforcement, observational, interpretive), do not result in a rule becoming a federal law. Federal laws are typically enacted by Congress and signed by the President. Administrative laws or rules are created by federal agencies to implement and enforce federal laws, but they do not themselves become federal laws.

Which Classification of Administrative Laws Results in a Rule Being