Allen v. State of West Virginia Human Rights Commission

How courts have described this case

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• holding that due process implies an opportunity to be heard
• holding West Virginia Constitution places affirmative duty on administrative agencies performing quasi-judicial functions to dispose promptly of matters properly submitted
• and cases collected at 174 W.Va. at 145 n. 3, 324 S.E.2d at 105 n. 3
• years of delay in processing Human Rights cases violated due process and equal protection
• \administrative agencies preforming quasi-judicial functions have an affirmative duty to dispose promptly of matters properly submitted\
• “award of attorneys fees is particularly appropriate ... given the constitutional implications of the respondents’ inaction”

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