Suppose the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)rules that a pharmaceutical company cannot market its new blood pressure medicine.What legal recourse can the company take?

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The pharmaceutical company can appeal the case to a U.S. circuit court. This is because the FDA is a federal agency, and appeals from its decisions go to the U.S. circuit courts. The other options are not viable: A) the company cannot sue the FDA in state court because it is a federal agency, B) asking Congress to overturn the ruling would require legislative action which is unlikely, and D) filing a brief with a federal district court would not provide a legal remedy for the company.

Suppose the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)rules That a Pharmaceutical