Kenneth Wayne Clay v. State

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the scope of judicial review extends to the administrative sanction
• noting that the scope of judicial review extends to the administrative sanction
• noting that the scope of judicial review extends to the administrative sanction
• \[T]he scope of review of a sanction is not as broad as the scope of review of the fact of violations.\
• \[T]he scope of review of a sanction is not as broad as the scope of review of the fact of violations.\
• “To be ‘valid,’ a sanction must not be arbitrary and capricious, and a sanction is arbitrary and capricious if it is unwarranted in law or without justification in fact.”

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