Coffer v. Wasson-Hunt

How courts have described this case

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• holding that judgment was entered when it was signed by the trial judge, and not upon the ministerial act of its entry on the record by the court clerk more than six weeks later
• holding that judgment was entered when it was signed by the trial judge, and not upon the ministerial act of its entry on the record by the court clerk more than six weeks later
• explaining that this Court affirms if Director’s “findings are supported by competent and substantial evidence on the record as a whole [and are not] ... arbitrary, capricious, unreasonable, or ... an abuse of discretion”
• “If the evidence permits either of two opposing findings, deference is afforded to the administrative decision.”
• “As with any other statutory right, an officer can waive his or her right to appear before the board.”
• police officer waived statutory right to a hearing before the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners

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