Jordan v. State Board of Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• noting that reasonable certainty in the statutory standard is not always dependent on detailed rules
• noting that reasonable certainty in the statutory standard is not always dependent on detailed rules
• noting that reasonable certainty in the statutory standard is not always dependent on detailed rules
• noting that reasonable certainty in the statutory standard is not always dependent on detailed rules
• “not worthy of public confidence” sufficiently definite standard for revoking insurance carrier’s certificate of authority
• “Further the idea embodied within the phrase [unworthy of the public confidence] is reasonably clear and hence acceptable as a standard of measurement. And in this lies the true constitutional test.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).