The courts generally will not find that an agency's decisions are arbitrary, capricious, or an abuse of discretion if:
A) the agency has sufficiently explained the facts and its policy concerns
B) the agency has established a factual basis that is in the agency's record
C) public opinion strongly supports the agency's decision
D) the agency has sufficiently explained the facts and its policy concerns and the agency has established a factual basis that is in the agency's record
E) the agency has sufficiently explained the facts and its policy concerns and the agency has established a factual basis that is in the agency's record and public opinion strongly supports the agency's decision

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The courts generally will not find that an agency's decisions are arbitrary, capricious, or an abuse of discretion if the agency has sufficiently explained the facts and its policy concerns and the agency has established a factual basis that is in the agency's record. Public opinion is not a determining factor in the court's decision.

The Courts Generally Will Not Find That an Agency's Decisions