Daley v. El Flanboyan Corp.

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• the burden of proof in a criminal case is beyond a reasonable doubt, versus a preponderance of the evidence in an administrative proceeding
• “The violation of any statute, ordinance or regulation related to the control of liquor generally constitutes cause for the revocation of a liquor license.”
• standard of review regarding sanctions imposed by a local liquor commission is whether it abused its discretion and acted unreasonably or arbitrarily
• “The violation of any statute, ordinance or regulation related to the control of liquor generally constitutes cause for the revocation of a liquor license”; court may also consider establishment’s prior violations
• “Upon review, an agency’s findings of fact are held to be prima facie true and correct, and they must be affirmed unless the court concludes that they are against the manifest weight of the evidence.”

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