Weaver v. Colorado Department of Social Services

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the termination of Medicaid benefits notices were legally inadequate under state and federal law for failing to include the specific regulations invoked
• holding as legally inadequate for purposes of due process termination of Medicaid benefits notices that failed to include the specific regulations invoked
• Adequacy of notice must be tested on an objective basis; “its validity . . . is dependent upon its adequacy in providing the necessary information to a reasonable person.”
• point system for final determination of eligibility for welfare benefits is \rule\ and must be formally adopted under APA

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).