Administrative Due Process

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1. In evaluating evidentiary adequacy, is the number of documents alone conclusive under the substantial-evidence approach?
2. A respondent receives proper charges and evidence and a genuine opportunity to answer under the governing procedure, bu…
3. An agency’s large file contains many duplicate accusations but no relevant facts supporting an essential finding. Its a…
4. A tribunal gives a respondent notice of allegation A and a chance to answer it. It then finds liability solely for unre…
5. An agency concedes that its sole support for an essential adverse finding is a wholly unverified rumor with no identifi…
6. A tribunal uses a thick file of repeated accusations as proof and refuses to examine whether any document supplies rele…
7. A respondent was heard only on charge A, but the tribunal decides liability on an unrelated charge B first disclosed in…
8. An agency treats relaxation of technical evidence rules as permission to decide an essential fact without any reasonabl…