When a case is on judicial review, which of the following can a reviewing court not consider?

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The qualifications of the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) are generally not considered by a reviewing court during judicial review. The court focuses on the facts of the case, the agency's interpretation of the rule, its ultimate decision, and the scope of its authority, rather than the qualifications of the ALJ who presided over the initial proceedings.

When a Case Is on Judicial Review, Which of the Following