Southwestern Public Service Co. v. Public Utility Commission of Texas

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• holding that we must uphold an agency's finding even if the evidence actually preponderates against it, so long as enough evidence suggests the agency's determination was within the bounds of reasonableness
• holding that we must uphold an agency’s finding even if the evidence actually preponderates against it, so long as enough evidence suggests the agency’s determination was within the bounds of reasonableness
• holding that we must uphold an agency’s finding even if the evidence actually preponderates against it, so long as enough evidence suggests the agency’s determination was within the bounds of reasonableness
• holding that we must uphold an agency's finding even if the evidence actually preponderates against it, so long as enough evidence suggests the agency's determination was within the bounds of reasonableness
• logical for Commission to have discretion over rate design based on complexity of issues and procedures
• logical for Commission to have discretion over rate design based on complexity of issues and procedures

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