Ricci v. Davis

How courts have described this case

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• finding ultimate facts is exclusive prerogative of school board because board must have case-by-case authority to define grounds for dismissal
• \It is axiomatic that a party's due process rights are not infringed unless he has been prejudiced by the administrative procedures to which he objects.\
• It is well settled that a court will not rule on a constitutional question which is not essential to the resolution of the controversy before it.
• “Evidentiary facts are found by a hearing panel after it has taken and weighed evidence, as to both accuracy and credibility . . . .”
• “[A] board’s ultimate findings must be fully warranted by the basic facts embodied in the [hearing officer’s] formal, written statement of [his] findings.” (emphasis added)
• “[A] board’s ultimate findings must be fully warranted by the basic facts embodied in the [hearing officer’s] formal, written statement of [his] findings.” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).