Parties seeking to challenge agency action by way of judicial review must have standing and must have exhausted their administrative remedies.

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Parties must have standing, meaning they must be sufficiently affected by the agency action to justify their participation in the case. They must also have exhausted their administrative remedies, meaning they have taken all steps available within the agency to resolve their issue before seeking judicial review.

Parties Seeking to Challenge Agency Action by Way of Judicial