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Stanceau reversed that decision on grounds that it was arbitrary and capricious.
Difficulty of Judicial Review CONCLUSION INTRODUCTION At its core, arbitrary and capricious review, or "hard look" review as it is sometimes called, enables courts to ensure that administrative agencies justify their decisions with adequate reasons?
In a 5-0 ruling, the appeals court said Bankston must hold another hearing because his order favoring Williams "was arbitrary and capricious.
 
 
 
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