Gill v. Board of Registration of Psychologists

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• \allowing the administrative process to run its course . . . gives the administrative agency in question a full and fair opportunity to apply its expertise to the statutory scheme\
• dismissing declaratory judgment action where “[t]he board ha[d] held no hearing on the jurisdictional question raised by the plaintiff and ha[d] had no opportunity to render a considered decision under the facts of th[e] case”
• dismissing declaratory judgment action where \[t]he board ha[d] held no hearing on the jurisdictional question raised by the plaintiff and ha[d] had no opportunity to render a considered decision under the facts of th[e] case\
• in the interest of preserving the integrity of the administrative and judicial processes, the court declined to consider issue raised on appeal concerning administrative board’s jurisdiction where the board had not had the opportunity to address it

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