Miller v. UNEMPLOYMENT APPEALS COM'N

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• stating that to justify overturning a decision of the referee or the Unemployment Appeals Commission, there must be a showing that the findings are not supported by any competent, substantial evidence
• discharge for misconduct occurring within store while claimant was off duty

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