Generally, decision of an administrative agency can be challenged in a federal court once the litigant exhausts administrative remedies as set forth under the agency's regulations.

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In most cases, enabling statutes that grant an agency the authority to hear and decide agency disputes will also provide for judicial review of those decisions. That is, the law will grant the agency authority to have courts hear and decide cases arising from agency decisions once the litigant exhausts administrative remedies as set forth under the agency's regulations.

Generally, Decision of an Administrative Agency Can Be Challenged in a Federal