Ernest M. Spurlock v. Department of Justice

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• holding that self-contradiction and imprecision detract from the weight to be accorded the evidence upon which an administrative board bases its decision
• observing that omissions and imprecisions “detract from the weight to be accorded . . . evidence”
• finding that imprecision detracts from the weight to be accorded evidence
• finding that imprecision detracts from the weight to be accorded evidence
• finding that imprecision detracts from the weight to be accorded evidence

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