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§21.1	Introduction
§21.2	Sources of the Right to Obtain Judicial Review of Administrative Action
(1)	Right to Judicial Review of Most Administrative Action Is Granted by Statute or Ordinance
(2)	APA Governs Judicial Review of Action by Most State Agencies and Some Local Agencies
(3)	Washington Courts Have Limited Inherent Power to Review Administrative Action
(4)	Constitutional and Statutory Writs
(5)	Review of Land Use Decisions
§21.3	Prerequisites to Obtaining Judicial Review
(1)	Standing
(a)	Standing Under the APA
(b)	Standing Under LUPA
(c)	Standing in Workers' Compensation Cases
(d)	Standing in Implied Consent Appeals
(e)	Special Standing Requirements for Trade Groups and Other Associations
(2)	Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies
(a)	APA Exhaustion Requirements
(b)	LUPA Exhaustion Requirements
(c)	Exhaustion Requirements in Workers' Compensation Cases
(d)	Exhaustion Requirements in Implied Consent Appeals
(3)	Ripeness
§21.4	Administrative Actions Eligible for Judicial Review
(1)	What Is "Final" Agency Action?
(a)	No Judicial Review of Interlocutory Orders
(b)	Federal "Collateral Order" Doctrine
(2)	Agency Action Reviewable Under the APA
(3)	Agency Action Not Reviewable Under the APA
(4)	Land Use Decisions Reviewable Under LUPA
(5)	Land Use Decisions Not Reviewable Under LUPA
(6)	Agency Action Reviewable in Workers' Compensation Cases
(7)	Agency Action Reviewable in Implied Consent Appeals
§21.5	Filing and Service Requirements for Initiating Judicial Review Proceedings and Cross Appeals
(1)	Filing and Service Under the APA
	(a)	Contents of a Petition for Judicial Review Under the APA
	(b)	Filing Locations and Filing Fee
	(c)	How and When to File and Serve a Petition for Judicial Review Under the APA
	(d)	Procedures for APA Cross Petitions
(2)	Filing and Service Under LUPA
	(a)	Contents of a Land Use Petition
	(b)	Filing Locations and Filing Fee
	(c)	How and When to File and Serve a Land Use Petition
	(d)	Necessary Parties to a Land Use Petition
	(e)	Procedures for Cross Petitions in LUPA Cases
(3)	Filing and Service in Workers' Compensation Cases
	(a)	Contents of a Notice of Appeal in a Workers' Compensation Case
	(b)	Filing Locations and Filing Fee
	(c)	How and When to File and Serve a Notice of Appeal in a Workers' Compensation Case
	(d)	Procedures for Cross Petitions in Workers' Compensation Cases
(4)	Filing and Service in Implied Consent Appeals
	(a)	Contents of a Notice of Appeal in Implied Consent Appeals
	(b)	Filing Locations and Filing Fee
	(c)	How and When to File and Serve a Notice of Appeal

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