Judicial review of federal administrative action is governed by numerous statutes, including two general statutes, the Administrative Procedure Act (APA)[1] and the Hobbs Act,[2] and hundreds of agency-specific statutes. Judicial review is also governed by judicially developed doctrines.[3] The APA’s judicial review provisions govern judicial review of agency action generally and provide default rules that apply in the absence of...
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