· 11/28/2001
Gabaldoni v. BOARD OF PHYSICIANS QUALITY ASSURANCE
Citations
- 785 A.2d 771
- 141 Md. App. 259
- 2001 Md. App. LEXIS 180
How courts have described this case
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- upholding the agency’s rejection of the ALJ’s findings because, to the extent that the agency had disagreed with demeanor-based findings, the agency presented strong reasons for its position
- noting that “ ‘where credibility is pivotal to the agency’s final order, [the] ALJ’s findings based on the demeanor of witnesses are entitled to substantial deference and can be rejected by the agency only if it gives strong reasons for doing so ’ ”
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Judges: Murphy, C.J., Salmon, and Raymond G. Thieme, Jr., (Ret., Specially Assigned)
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