Judicial Review in Administrative Law

Judicial review in administrative law is the process by which courts examine the decisions made by government agencies or officials to ensure they comply with the law and constitutional principles. If an agency's action is found to be unlawful, unreasonable, or beyond its authority, courts can overturn or modify the decision. This process helps balance the power between the government and individuals, maintaining accountability and protecting rights by ensuring administrative actions are fair, legal, and justified.