Yes. A decision made by a person with legally disqualifying bias or conflict can be vulnerable to judicial review.
The allegation should be supported by objective facts. Mere disagreement with an unfavorable decision does not establish bias.
Writ & Administrative Law
Yes. A decision made by a person with legally disqualifying bias or conflict can be vulnerable to judicial review.
The allegation should be supported by objective facts. Mere disagreement with an unfavorable decision does not establish bias.
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