Judy v. Schaefer

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that the scope of judicial review is more limited when the agency action is quasi-legislative, not quasi-judicial
• recognizing that the scope of judicial review is more limited when the agency action is quasi-legislative, not quasi-judicial
• recognizing that the scope of judicial review is more limited when the agency action is quasi-legislative, not quasi-judicial
• holding that Governor’s involvement in State budget process does not violate State separation of powers
• noting that when an agency action is legislative in nature, as opposed to adjudicatory or quasi-judicial in nature, the scope of review is limited
• noting limited scope of review when agency action is legislative, as opposed to adjudicatory or quasi-judicial, in nature

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