Legal Question in Administrative Law in California
I am a licensed health care worker that has received a motion to compel me to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. This motion was granted by a state medical licensing board, and it states that it was granted based on a petition filed by the agency's executive director. I was not provided the petition. Should the petition also be made available to me to review? Or do I just have a right to see the decision that was reached as a consequence of the petition? Thank you.
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Seems to me as though fundamental due-process considerations would require that you have notice and a hearing in a proceeding of this kind.
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