To determine whether an administrative agency has abused its authority, the courts are guided by the statutes that established the agency and by the Constitution of the United States and the:

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The constitutions of individual states help determine the authority of state administrative agencies, but the question refers to determining the authority of federal administrative agencies. The United Nations and International Court of Justice do not have jurisdiction over or relevance to this matter, and executive orders issued by senators would not apply to administrative agencies.

To Determine Whether an Administrative Agency Has Abused Its Authority