Statutes and agency rules often provide that courts performing judicial review of agency action may not rule on which of the following issues?

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Courts performing judicial review of agency action may only rule on issues that were raised with the agency. However, if an issue was not raised with the agency, the court may not rule on it. This is to ensure that the agency has an opportunity to address the issue before it is brought before the court. Issues raised with the agency and either won or lost may still be subject to judicial review. Additionally, issues raised with the lower courts and lost may be subject to appeal and therefore still subject to judicial review.

Statutes and Agency Rules Often Provide That Courts Performing Judicial