White v. State Med. Bd. of Ohio
Citations
- 2024 Ohio 1553
Syllabus
The trial court erred in reversing the order of the State Medical Board of Ohio (\board\) indefinitely suspending appellee's medical license for at least one year. Contrary to the trial court's decision, the board did not violate R.C. 119.07 or appellee's due process rights. Judgment reversed cause remanded.
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- explaining that section 404 permit applicant spent more than three years prosecuting its wetlands fill permit application, including submitting four alternative site analysis
- noting that the finality of a permit denial was not altered by the government’s “courteous, but ineffectual invitation” to the plaintiff “to submit more information if it wished to continue to pursue a permit”
- “The length of the delay is not the only or necessarily the critical factor for finding a taking by extraordinary governmental delay.”
- “[A] claimant can show its claim was ripe with sufficient evidence of the futility of further pursuit of a permit through the administrative process.”
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Judges: Luper Schuster
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