After a license hearing, the administrative law judge (ALJ) will issue a proposed decision. Under Government Code section 11517(c)(1), the ALJ has 30 days to issue the proposed decision. (However, there is no penalty if this deadline is not met.) Thirty days after the ALJ issues the proposed decision, each side in the case
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Winning Writs of Administrative Mandamus to Appeal Adverse License Decisions
By Fredrick Ray on
Posted in Professional License Law
After an adverse decision, such as a decision by a Board or Department to revoke a license, a licensee has as little as 30 days to appeal that decision to the Superior Court. This appeal, called a petition for writ of administrative mandamus, seeks a court order commanding the agency to set aside the disciplinary…