In a case involving judicial review of an administrative agency's decision, the court's ____ determines how far it can go in examining the action.
A) judicial scope
B) scope of review
C) ability to review
D) extent of review
E) substantive scope

Question

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The term "scope of review" refers to the extent to which a court can examine an administrative agency's decision. This includes both the legal authority and the factual basis for the decision. Therefore, B is the correct answer. A, C, D, and E are either too narrow or too broad in their scope, and do not accurately reflect the concept at hand.

In a Case Involving Judicial Review of an Administrative Agency's