Which of these is not a procedural requirement for judicial review of an agency decision:
A) ripeness
B) discretion
C) exhaustion
D) jurisdiction
E) standing

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While ripeness, exhaustion, jurisdiction, and standing are all procedural requirements for judicial review of an agency decision, discretion is not. Discretion refers to the authority an agency has to make certain decisions within its mandate, and is not a requirement for judicial review.

Which of These Is Not a Procedural Requirement for Judicial