Ordinarily, a court will __________ an agency's decision to do nothing about a particular complaint.

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Courts generally give deference to administrative agencies in decision-making and are hesitant to overturn an agency's decision to take no action on a complaint, unless there is evidence of an abuse of discretion or a violation of law. Therefore, the court will not typically reverse an agency's decision to do nothing.

Ordinarily, a Court Will __________ an Agency's Decision to Do