J.G. v. Department of Juvenile Justice

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• in administrative hearing before medical examining board, objection and offer of proof is proper way to vindicate evidentiary ruling
• in administrative hearing before medical examining board, objection and offer of proof is proper way to vindicate evidentiary ruling
• where remedy sought by way of injunction and through administrative hearing are the same, appeal constitutes adequate remedy at law and no injunction should issue
• same for investigation and review of alleged professional misconduct by physician

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