As a Practical Matter, the Courts Seldom Reverse the Decisions

question 17

Multiple Choice

As a practical matter, the courts seldom reverse the decisions of the agency unless it can be shown that the agency has:

• A) not abused its authority.
• B) abused its authority.
• C) not acted ultra vires.
• D) acted within its judicial power.

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