When reviewing factual determinations of an administrative agency,the courts must always use the "arbitrary and capricious" test.

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Courts use various standards of review for administrative agency decisions, including "substantial evidence" for factual determinations and "arbitrary and capricious" for reviewing the reasonableness of an agency's actions or rulemakings, depending on the context and the specific legal issue being reviewed.

When Reviewing Factual Determinations of an Administrative Agency,the Courts Must