Where an enabling statute does not provide for judicial review of administrative agency actions,the Administrative Procedure Act authorizes judicial review of federal administrative agency actions.

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The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) does provide for judicial review of federal administrative agency actions, even when the enabling statute for the agency does not. This is one of the key purposes of the APA, to establish a uniform framework for judicial review of agency actions.

Where an Enabling Statute Does Not Provide for Judicial Review