Humenansky v. Minnesota Board of Medical Examiners

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• holding that due process does not attach during the investigatory proceedings of the Minnesota Board of Medical Examiners
• holding that due process does not attach during the investigatory proceedings of the Minnesota Board of Medical Examiners
• holding that due process does not attach during the investigatory proceedings of the Minnesota Board of Medical Examiners
• concluding that physician’s protected interest in medical license was not implicated by investigatory proceeding because physician “face[d] no potential discipline until the board beg[an] formal adjudicatory proceedings”
• finding that the preliminary examination order did not implicate a federally protected liberty or property interest
• finding under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Due Process Clause that no protected interest was implicated by the medical board’s preliminary examination order

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