Courts Urged to Scrutinize Agency Regulations More Closely for Accountability.
The article argues that courts should scrutinize administrative agency decisions more closely than legislative ones. Currently, courts give agencies too much leeway in their decision-making process, which can lead to regulations that lack a clear connection between means and ends. The researchers suggest that courts have a duty to ensure that agencies have valid reasons for their regulations and that there is a logical link between what they are trying to achieve and how they are going about it.
