Black v. University of Iowa

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “in judicial review proceedings the district court exercises only appellate jurisdiction and has ‘no original authority to declare the rights of parties’” (citation omitted)
• judicial review proceedings are fundamentally different from original actions commenced in the district court
• “Fundamentally, in judicial review proceedings the district court exercises only appellate jurisdiction . . . .”
• section 17A.19(1) of Iowa administrative procedure act provides that a person “who has exhausted all adequate administrative remedies * * * is entitled to judicial review * * * ”
• “That purpose would not be served satisfactorily if we were to allow judicial review proceedings to be joined with and necessarily bogged down by the time-consuming procedures routinely followed in the preparation for and trial of original actions.”
• “That purpose would not be served satisfactorily if we were to allow judicial review proceedings to be joined with and necessarily bogged down by the time-consuming procedures routinely followed in the preparation for and trial of original actions.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).