Mayo v. West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission

How courts have described this case

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• addressing constitutionality of SSAC rule prohibiting protest of an ejection of an athlete from a game
• addressing constitutionality of SSAC rule prohibiting protest of an ejection of an athlete from a game
• “[A]n SSAC rule is subject to challenge, like all properly promulgated legislative rules, on grounds that it exceeds constitutional or statutory authority and for being arbitrary or capricious.”
• “[A]n SSAC rule is subject to challenge, like all properly promulgated legislative rules, on grounds that it exceeds constitutional or statutory authority and for being arbitrary or capricious.”
• “[A]n SSAC rule is subject to challenge, like all properly promulgated legislative rules, on grounds that it exceeds constitutional or statutory authority and for being arbitrary or capricious.” (citations omitted)

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