Brown v. South Carolina Department of Health & Environmental Control

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• recognizing that the ALC sits de novo in a contested case proceeding
• holding that while the Court typically defers to an agency's construction of its own regulation, where the plain language of the regulation is contrary to the agency's interpretation, the Court will reject the interpretation
• holding that while the Court typically defers to an agency’s construction of its own regulation, where the plain language of the regulation is contrary to the agency’s interpretation, the Court will reject the interpretation
• recognizing that the ALC sits de novo in a contested case proceeding
• stating that issues not raised to and ruled on by the ALC are unpreserved for appellate review
• stating that issues not raised to and ruled on by the ALC are unpreserved for appellate review

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