Service v. Dulles

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that federal courts have power to review an agency’s actions to ensure that its own regulations have been followed
• recognizing the right of federal courts to review an agency's actions to ensure that its own regulations have been followed
• holding that a decision committed to the “absolute discretion” of an agency head is subject to judicial review when the agency has promulgated regulations governing the exercise of such discretion.
• holding that a decision committed to the “absolute discretion” of an agency head is subject to judicial review when the agency has promulgated regulations governing the exercise of such discretion.
• holding that a decision committed to the “absolute discretion” of an agency head is subject to judicial review when the agency has promulgated regulations governing the exercise of such discretion.
• holding that a decision committed to the “absolute discretion:” of an agency head is subject to judicial review when the agency has promulgated regulations governing the exercise of such discretion.

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