Tanita F. Kehoe, Scott Kehoe, and Thomas David White, Jr. v. Edward A. Clouse and Helen R. Clouse

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• applying McKesson’s analysis in determining that the taxicab licensees could be entitled to recover a portion of their fees and assessments paid under an unconstitutional state statute that violated their due process rights
• applying McKesson Corp. in a case where licensed taxicab companies sought (Footnote continued on next page…) 10 whether SBI is entitled to due process but, as it is often put, “what process is due.” Morrissey v. Brewer, 408 U.S. 471, 481 (1972
• “Licensees could be entitled to recover only the portion, if any, of their fees and assessments that exceeded the amount the Authority would have assessed had it been subject to constitutional standards, guidance, and limits imposed by the General Assembly.”

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