Courts are highly deferential to agency decisions involving how and when an agency enforces a regulation. Even in cases where courts have held that administrative agencies are required to obtain an administrative warrant to conduct an inspection of a business, the Supreme Court has held that agencies are subject to a lower standard of probable cause in obtaining a warrant than the standard that must be met by the government in obtaining a criminal warrant. 

PROMPT: 

Why do you think Courts give administrative agencies great deference?