Gersch v. Department of Professional Regulation

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• providing that express legislative grants of powers or duties to administrative agencies include the power to do all that is reasonably necessary to execute those powers or duties
• holding that the unauthorized issuance of the plaintiff’s social worker’s license by a governmental employee did not prevent the later revocation of the license when it was discovered that the plaintiff did not meet the necessary educational requirements for such a license
• holding that the unauthorized issuance of the plaintiff's social worker's license by a governmental employee did not prevent the later revocation of the license when it was discovered that the plaintiff did not meet the necessary educational requirements for such a license
• providing that express legislative grants of powers or duties to administrative agencies include the power to do all that is reasonably necessary to execute those powers or duties
• the legislature may regulate a profession if the regulation has a rational basis to a legitimate legislative purpose that is neither arbitrary nor discriminatory
• Department 's authority to cancel an invalid license may be implied from the Act

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