Bowers v. Pollution Control Hearings Bd.

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• holding that the mere assertion some evidence may support an inconsistent conclusion does not render a finding unsupported by substantial evidence
• holding that the mere assertion some evidence may support an inconsistent conclusion does not render a finding unsupported by substantial evidence
• “Repeated failure to comply with this court’s rules, notices, 14 orders, or other directives may result in a referral of counsel to the State Bar for investigation”

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