Forquer v. State, Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission

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• holding that CFEC must conduct hearing when it accepts new evidence before it may reject entry permit application due to applicant's failure to establish qualifications
• declining to consider issue on appeal where appellants \failed to adequately develop both their arguments and the record\
• noting \this court will evaluate an agency's interpretation of regulations for consistency with the statute on which [the regulation] is based\ (citing State, Commercial Fisheries Entry Comm'n v. Templeton, 598 P.2d 77, 81 (Alaska 1979))
• issue waived because appellants failed to develop their arguments adequately and the record to extent necessary for court adequately to address an issue
• appellants waived issues for which they faded to adequately develop both their arguments and the record to enable the court to adequately address them
• issue waived because appellants failed to develop their arguments adequately and the record to extent necessary for court adequately to address an issue

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