In Reviewing Informal Agency Procedures, the Courts Are Generally Most

question 102

Multiple Choice

In reviewing informal agency procedures, the courts are generally most concerned about:

• A) whether the particular agency procedure was fair
• B) whether the decision was consistent with the legislative intent of Congress
• C) courts do not review agency informal procedures
• D) whether the particular agency procedure was fair and whether the decision was consistent with the legislative intent of Congress
• E) none of the other choices

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