Breedon v. Maryland State Department of Education

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• finding, under a good reasons standard, that a request to present additional evidence to an administrative agency was sufficient
• when it was discovered after the evidentiary hearing that erroneous information had been presented to the agency, a remand to take accurate information was warranted
• when it was discovered after the evidentiary hearing that erroneous information had been presented to the agency, a remand to take accurate information was warranted
• discovery of erroneous data subsequent to its presentation to agency satisfied “good reasons” requirement

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