The Supreme Court had held that there may be no judicial review of an agency action unless the agency decision is final.

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The Supreme Court has consistently held that agency decisions must be final in order to be subject to judicial review. This is known as the "finality doctrine," and it reflects the principle that courts should not interfere in administrative matters until the agency has completed its decision-making process and issued a final decision. Only then can a party seek judicial review of the agency's action.

The Supreme Court Had Held That There May Be No