Cook v. South Carolina Department of Highways & Public Transportation

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• issues not timely raised to and ruled upon by trial court will not be addressed on appeal
• no due process violation in termination of highway patrolman because supervisors’ actions were consistent with provisions of the policy manual
• no due process violation in termination of highway patrolman because supervisors' actions were consistent with provisions of the policy manual
• issue must be raised to and ruled on by trial court to be preserved for appeal
• issues not timely raised to and ruled upon by trial court will not be addressed on appeal
• Trial judge need not separately address each contention in administrative order in holding that order was supported by substantial evidence

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