When a court reviews the way an agency interprets a statute, it will use which scope of judicial review:
A) the lowest scope possible
B) strict scrutiny compared to review of procedural requirements
C) an arbitrary and capricious standard compared to review of procedural requirements
D) less scrutiny compared to review of procedural requirements
E) remote effects scrutiny

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When reviewing an agency's interpretation of a statute, courts generally apply a deferential standard known as "Chevron deference," which involves less scrutiny compared to the review of procedural requirements.

When a Court Reviews the Way an Agency Interprets a Statute