When it comes to administrative agencies, courts:

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Courts typically give administrative agencies deference in performing their duties and establishing rules, and generally do not substitute their own judgment unless there is a clear error or violation of law. This includes accepting agency decisions that are based on a rational basis, which is a lower standard than the strict scrutiny standard used in evaluating certain constitutional issues. Therefore, all of the choices (A, B, and C) are accurate.

When It Comes to Administrative Agencies, Courts