Greenberg v. Glickman

How courts have described this case

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• \The quantum of evidence before the Administrative Law Judge was substantial since a reasonable mind could accept the report as 'adequate to support a conclusion or ultimate fact.'\
• \The quantum of evidence before the Administrative Law Judge was substantial since a reasonable mind could accept the report as `adequate to support a conclusion or ultimate fact.'\
• sworn statement of officer was substantial evidence “‘adequate to support a conclusion of ultimate fact’ ”
• hearsay can support an administrative determination if it possesses sufficient reliability and probative value
• hearsay can support an administrative determination if it possesses sufficient reliability and probative value
• \[P]etitioner could have sought an adjournment to subpoena the [police] officer.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).