Court of Appeals of Arizona· 7/31/1984

DeGroot v. Arizona Racing Commission

Citations

686 P.2d 1301
141 Ariz. 331
1984 Ariz. App. LEXIS 608

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recognizing that generally, failure to raise an issue before an administrative tribunal precludes judicial review of that issue unless it is jurisdictional
explaining that a reviewing court may not substitute its own judgment for the agency’s on matters committed to agency discretion
finding waiver where one due process claim raised on appeal was not raised before the racing commission even though another due process claim had been presented
\[F]ailure to raise an issue before an administrative tribunal precludes judicial review of that issue on appeal unless the issue is jurisdictional in nature.\
failure to raise issue before administrative tribunal precludes judicial review of that issue unless issue is jurisdictional
“If two inconsistent factual conclusions could be supported by the record, then there is substan tial evidence to support an administrative decision that elects either conclusion”

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Judges: Haire, Eubank, Meyerson

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