White v. Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission

How courts have described this case

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• noting that if record is not “adequate to permit meaningful judicial review” “and the basis of an administrative decision is unclear, it may be necessary to remand the case for preparation of a record revealing the agency’s reasoning process”
• findings of fisheries permit board were not sufficient because board gave no reasons at all for denying \points\ necessary for permit; reviewing court could not determine whether denial was based on factual or legal judgment
• this court considered a point not specifically argued at the agency hearing because it was “manifest on the record”
• “The threshold question in an administrative appeal is whether the record is adequate to permit meaningful judicial review.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).