· 9/9/2005
Tynan v. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY SAFETY
Citations
- 909 So. 2d 991
- 2005 WL 2175462
How courts have described this case
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- confirming that certiorari review is the appropriate mechanism to review an order denying issuance of a subpoena by a department hearing officer
- noting that since the Department failed to afford Petitioner due process, the Department had a right to conduct a hearing which met due process requirements
- noting that since the Department failed to afford Petitioner due process, the Department had a right to conduct a hearing which met due process requirements
- rejecting claim that due process was violated when new hearing officer conducted additional evidentiary hearing after order was quashed
- “[H]aving failed to accord Tynan due process in the first hearing, the Department had the right to conduct a hearing which met due process requirements.”
- “[HJaving failed to accord Tynan due process in the first hearing, the Department had the right to conduct a hearing which met due process requirements.”
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Judges: Sharp
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