The judicial review is used to:

Judicial review is a process used in the court system to evaluate the progress made in a legal case. Option A is incorrect because it does not accurately describe the purpose of judicial review. Option B is incorrect because it is referring to a different process, early services intervention staffing, which does not involve the court system. Option D is incorrect because it is subjective and not based on evidence or facts, which is essential in a legal setting. Option C is correct because it explains the purpose of judicial review, which is to present the progress made towards the permanency goal and the outcomes of the case plan to the court. This helps the court make informed decisions about the case.