Roche v. South Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission

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• considering local law enforcement officer’s testimony that past problems with public intoxication in the area would be increased by the additional location
• “[S]ole issue on appeals of this nature is whether the Commission had sufficient evidence to support its decision.”
• purpose of an appeal is to determine whether the trial judge erroneously acted or failed to act and when appellant’s contentions are not presented or passed on by the trial judge, such contentions will not be considered on appeal
• the purpose of an appeal is to determine whether the trial judge erroneously acted or failed to act and where the appellant’s contentions are not presented or passed on by the trial judge, such contentions will not be considered on appeal.
• the purpose of an appeal is to determine whether the trial judge erroneously acted or failed to act and where the appellant’s contentions are not presented or passed on by the trial judge, such contentions will not be considered on appeal
• the purpose of an appeal is to determine whether the trial judge erroneously acted or failed to act and where the appellant’s contentions are not presented or passed on by the trial judge, such contentions will not be considered on appeal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).