La Petite Auberge, Inc. v. Rhode Island Commission for Human Rights

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• stating that \lack of subject matter jurisdiction may not be waived and may never be cured by agreement of the parties.\
• holding no bias in “absence of evidence that the same individuals are involved in the building of an adversary case and the deciding of the issues”
• establishing that a person shall not be tried before an administrative *Page 71 tribunal that is biased or otherwise indisposed from rendering a fair and impartial decision
• stating that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment entitles a person to an administrative tribunal that is not biased or indisposed to a fair and impartial decision
• establishing a presumption of honesty and integrity for administrative adjudicators

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