Under VAPA, a 'case decision' (adjudication) is distinguished from rulemaking primarily because it:
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A
Applies general policy prospectively to all regulated entities in a class
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B
Determines the rights, duties, or privileges of specifically named parties based on their particular facts
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C
Requires publication in the Virginia Register before taking effect
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D
Must be presided over by a three-member panel of administrative law judges