Owen v. Long County Board of Education

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• holding that “an aggrieved party’s list of contentions, submitted to the state board on appeal, must relate to contested issues at the hearing below and cannot raise new issues.”
• “[O]nly the decisions of the county board made on disputed issues are appealable. If there has been no issue heard and decided by the county board, there can be no parties and no testimony which the law authorizing an appeal contemplates.”
• “[0]nly the decisions of the county board made on disputed issues are appealable. If there has been no issue heard and decided by the county board, there can be no parties and no testimony which the law authorizing an appeal contemplates.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).