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A) the defendant in a criminal action may demand that an Article III judge preside over
B) the defendant in a criminal action may waive the right to have an Article III judge
C) the defendant in a criminal action may demand or may waive the right to have an Article III judge preside over critical stages of the proceedings
D) none of the above
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A) Limited delegations of criminal rulemaking to private agencies
B) Limited delegations of criminal rulemaking to public agencies
C) Limited delegations of criminal rulemaking to both private agencies and public agencies would likely be unconstitutional.
D) None of the above; limited delegations of criminal rulemaking to both private agencies and public agencies would likely be constitutional.
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A) A district judge
B) A magistrate
C) A bankruptcy judge
D) All of the above are Article III judges.
E) None of the above is an Article III judge.
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A) the notice of a hearing
B) to reconsider an agency's decision anew
C) to overrule an agency decision
D) to overrule a Congressional delegation
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A) Lichter v. United States
B) Arizona v. California
C) Panama Refining Co. v. Ryan
D) Crowell v. Benson
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