Some Enabling Statutes Permit Courts to Have Only Limited Review

Some enabling statutes permit courts to have only limited review of administrative decisions upon judicial review. Here limited review means:

A) the administrative agency's final decision may only be reviewed at the appellate level.
B) the decision can be reviewed a new trial only by the Supreme Court.
C) the decision can be reviewed only if the case is related to racial discrimination.
D) the decision can be reviewed as a new trial at the trial court level.