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If a Statute Provides for Judicial Review

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If a statute provides for judicial review:


A) the statute is preempted by common law traditions
B) no other method may be used to establish a court's authority to hear a case
C) the agency head nevertheless is authorized to choose the most efficient means of
D) the APA authorizes the agency head to reject the statute and utilize a different method

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