Five procedural requirements for judicial review of a challenge to an agency decision are:
A) jurisdiction, reviewability, standing, ripeness and exhaustion
B) jurisdiction, standing, ripeness, exhaustion, and appealability
C) reviewability, ripeness, exhaustion, diversity of action, and venue
D) ripeness, exhaustion, jurisdiction, reviewability, and discretion
E) none of the other choices

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The five procedural requirements for judicial review of a challenge to an agency decision are jurisdiction (the court must have the authority to hear the case), reviewability (the agency decision must be final and not subject to further administrative review), standing (the plaintiff must have a sufficient stake in the outcome of the case), ripeness (the issue must be ready for judicial review), and exhaustion (the plaintiff must have exhausted all administrative remedies available to them). Choice A includes all five of these requirements.

Five Procedural Requirements for Judicial Review of a Challenge to an Agency