DeGroot v. Arizona Racing Commission

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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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