On the recordJuly 10, 1995
Of course, that is what judicial review is all about. There is presumably an incentive to do the process right. That is why there is judicial review at the end. And you do not wipe out judicial review at the end in any event. You still allow judicial review in many ways, so it is not as though you are doing a whole bunch of things up front and thereby precluding the review at the end.
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