South Carolina Board of Examiners in Optometry v. Cohen

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• scope of review for case arising on writ of certiorari is whether there is any evidence to support agency decision
• “The statutory law does not provide for an appeal from the actions of the board. Traditionally, in this State, the actions of this board have been reviewed by the courts on a writ of certiorari.”
• A court reviewing a case on a writ of certiorari must “confine its review to the correction of errors of law only, and will not review the findings of fact of an inferior Court or body except when such findings are wholly unsupported by the evidence.”

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