Which of the following statements is true of reviewability of an administrative agency's decision?
A) Reviewability of an administrative agency's decision is mandatory as all such decisions are reviewable.
B) The action of the agency is irrelevant in determining the reviewability of an administrative agency's decision.
C) The Federal Administrative Procedure Act excludes judicial review of decisions where the statutes preclude judicial review.
D) The Federal Administrative Procedure Act permits reviewability except in cases where agency action is committed to agency discretion by law.
E) Reviewability of an administrative agency's decision is necessary as preclusion of judicial review by inference is very common.

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Any party seeking the judicial review of any administrative agency's decision must be able to prove standing to sue. To establish standing, the challenging party must address two issues. The Federal Administrative Procedure Act provides for judicial review except where "(1) statutes preclude judicial review or (2) agency action is committed to agency discretion by law."

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Reviewability of an Administrative