Although individuals may appeal the decisions of federal agencies to the federal courts, the courts are generally reluctant to overrule the administrative procedures and decisions of the bureaucracy unless the decision was not supported by evidence or the rule-making procedures were not followed correctly.

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Federal courts typically defer to the expertise of administrative agencies, only intervening if there is a lack of evidence or procedural errors.

Although Individuals May Appeal the Decisions of Federal Agencies to the Federal