Arnold v. Rhode Island Department of Labor

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• noting that a reviewing court defers to the administrative agency's factual determinations provided that they are supported by legally competent evidence
• stating, in the context of an appeal from a decision of an administrative agency, that this Court is “free * * * to conduct a de novo review of determinations of law made by an agency”
• stating, in the context of an appeal from a decision of an administrative agency, that this Court is “free * * * to conduct a de novo review of determinations of law made by an agency”
• discussing the purpose of the Employment Security Act while construing § 28-44-57(b)
• \Court defers to a fact finder's determinations that are made during an administrative proceeding and are supported by legally competent evidence.\
• act of calculating attorney's fees would be \mechanical\ and therefore a ministerial function

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