SHEPARD, Chief Justice.
In classic administrative law, the chief executive officer or the board of a government agency makes final decisions for the organization, based on the recommendations of subordinates and evidence presented to a hearing officer or an administrative law judge (ALJ). Aggrieved parties outside the agency may seek review of these final decisions in the courts.
This appeal presents a question decidedly outside that traditional framework...
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