The procedural requirement of ____ requires that a party seeking judicial review must demonstrate that it incurred an injury recognized by law as a result of the agency's action.
A) jurisdiction
B) reviewability
C) standing
D) ripeness
E) exhaustion

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Standing is the procedural requirement that a party must show it has suffered an injury in fact that was caused by the agency's action and that a favorable decision by the court is likely to redress that injury. Jurisdiction refers to the court's authority to hear a case, reviewability refers to whether the agency's action is subject to judicial review, ripeness refers to whether the legal issue at hand is ready for judicial review, and exhaustion refers to whether parties have exhausted all administrative remedies before seeking judicial review.

The Procedural Requirement of ____ Requires That a Party Seeking