Dye v. Department of Mental Health

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• explaining that issues directed to the circuit court’s statutory authority to go forward with hearing and deciding the matter are in the nature of affirmative defenses, and “[a]ffirmative defenses may be waived”
• explaining that issues directed to the circuit court’s statutory authority to go forward with hearing and deciding the matter are in the nature of affirmative defenses and “[a]ffirmative defenses may be waived.”
• explaining that issues directed to the circuit court’s statutory authority to go forward with hearing and deciding the matter are in the nature of affirmative defenses, and “[a]ffirmative defenses may be waived”
• noting court’s error in dismissing an untimely petition for judicial review for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, but allowing appellant to recharacterize its argument on appeal to properly assert an argument for dismissal based on a lack of “statutory authority”

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