Authority to review Agency Rulemaking

The video tutorial explains the process of challenging an administrative agency's actions. It highlights that individuals can sue agencies for rulemaking actions, focusing on procedural aspects rather than the substance of the law. The judiciary examines whether the delegation to the agency is authorized and constitutional. Courts look for definiteness in the agency's authority and ensure limitations are in place. If an agency exceeds its authority or acts arbitrarily without checks, its actions may be deemed unconstitutional.

What are the implications if an administrative agency exceeds its delegated authority?

Why is it important for the court to look for definiteness and limits on the authority of an administrative agency?