Explain in what ways universities and colleges engage in behavior analogous to that of regulatory agencies. (Students are generally aware of regulatory and controlling behavior in their own college or university.)
Among the elements and practices that may be identified are: the founding authority (the state, church, philanthropic society, etc.), how the institution conducts its own investigations and holds hearings, the nature and scope of police authority, and general and specific rules and regulations.
Students should be encouraged to make judgments by comparing their own experiences with material learned from the text about regulatory agencies.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)