In reviewing informal agency procedures, the courts are generally most concerned about:
A) whether the particular agency procedure was fair
B) whether the decision was consistent with the legislative intent of Congress
C) courts do not review agency informal procedures
D) whether the particular agency procedure was fair and whether the decision was consistent with the legislative intent of Congress
E) none of the other choices

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The courts are generally concerned with whether the particular agency procedure was fair and whether the decision was consistent with the legislative intent of Congress when reviewing informal agency procedures. The courts do review agency informal procedures to ensure fairness and consistency with legislative intent. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

In Reviewing Informal Agency Procedures, the Courts Are Generally Most