Courts generally do not substitute their judgment for that of administrative agencies,even if they believe it to be unwise.

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Courts generally apply a deferential standard of review to administrative agency decisions, meaning they will not overturn an agency decision unless it is found to be illegal, arbitrary, or capricious. The court will not substitute its own judgment for that of the agency, even if it disagrees with the agency's decision.

Courts Generally Do Not Substitute Their Judgment for That of Administrative