BD. OF EXAMINERS IN COUNSELING v. Carlson

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• finding that a party’s “failure to raise the due-process arguments before the Board [at the administrative hearing level] precludes its consideration by this court on appeal.”
• holding that an administrative determination will not be set aside upon a ground not presented to the agency because to do so would deprive the agency of the opportunity to consider the matter, make its ruling, and state the reasons for its action
• It is essential to a review under the Administrative Procedure Act that issues must be raised before the administrative agency appealed from or they will not be addressed by the appellate court.

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