Reid v. New Mexico Board of Examiners in Optometry

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• stating that due process requires notice and opportunity to be heard prior to any deprivation of property right
• noting that this due process requirement also prohibits the appearance of bias and that it applies even “more strictly” to administrative tribunals
• finding that a board 8 member’s statement that a licensee would lose his license before hearing any evidence 9 or testimony demonstrated that the board member prejudged the case
• due process prohibits state from depriving citizens of protected property interests absent hearing before fair and impartial tribunal
• in reviewing claims of prejudice, court must also consider the appearance of prejudice
• optometrist appealed board revocation of his license based on possible board member bias

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