Judicial Review

Definition: Examination by a court of a governmental or administrative action to determine whether it meets applicable legal standards.

Example

A court reviews a final FREC order after a licensee timely seeks review.

Keep the distinction clear

Judicial review is distinct from an ALJ's recommended order and does not necessarily permit presenting the entire case anew.

Related terms

Appeal · Administrative Law · Recommended Order

Keep studying

FREC Course I Syllabus: What to Study for the Sales Associate State Exam

References: Florida Statutes 455.225: disciplinary proceedings · Florida Statutes 120.57: administrative hearing procedures

Pronunciation (US): joo-DISH-ul ree-VYOO (capitals show stress)

Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster