· 4/25/2001
Lewis Central Education Ass'n v. Iowa Board of Educational Examiners
Citations
- 625 N.W.2d 687
- 2001 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 65
- 2001 WL 418039
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- recognizing “the legislature may, by statute, make agency action unreviewable” provided it does so by express reference to chapter 17A
- noting chapter 17A subjects nearly all agency action to judicial review, but “ ‘[sjuccess on the merits in such cases ... is another thing’ ” (emphasis omitted) (quoting Model State Admin. Procedure Act § 1-102(2) cmt. (1981))
- noting chapter 17A subjects nearly all agency action to judicial review, but “ ‘[s]uccess on the merits in such cases . . . is another thing’ ” (emphasis omitted) (quoting Model State Admin. Procedure Act § 1–102(2) cmt. (1981))
- “[Chapter 17A] recognizes the legislature may, by statute, make agency action unreviewable. However, our act requires that such a statute expressly exempt an agency decision from review and requires a reference in the statute to the Iowa Administrative Procedure Act.”
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Judges: Larson
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