When a case is on judicial review,which of the following can a reviewing court not consider?

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A)A reviewing court can consider the facts of the case,the agency's interpretation
of the rule,the agency's ultimate decision,and the scope of the agency's authority when the case is on judicial review.
B)A reviewing court can consider the facts of the case,the agency's interpretation of the rule,the agency's ultimate decision,and the scope of the agency's authority when the case is on judicial review.
C)A reviewing court can consider the facts of the case,the agency's interpretation of the rule,the agency's ultimate decision,and the scope of the agency's authority when the case is on judicial review.
D)A reviewing court can consider the facts of the case,the agency's interpretation of the rule,the agency's ultimate decision,and the scope of the agency's authority when the case is on judicial review.
E)A reviewing court can consider the facts of the case,the agency's interpretation of the rule,the agency's ultimate decision,and the scope of the agency's authority when the case is on judicial review.

When a Case Is on Judicial Review,which of the Following