Quasi Judicial Proceeding Administrative

Definition: A proceeding conducted by a government body or agency that is judicial in nature but is not held in a court of law. Quasi-judicial proceedings apply established rules to specific facts and affect individual rights, requiring due process protections.

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Quasi-Judicial Administrative Proceedings in Florida

FL quasi-judicial proceedings: agency exercises discretion applying legal standards to facts (vs. ministerial: no discretion). APA (Chapter 120): governs state agencies; Section 120.57 (formal/informal hearings). Local government: due process by case law, not APA. Review: competent substantial evidence (facts), de novo (law). Court cannot re-weigh evidence. Burden on challenger.

Quasi-Judicial vs. Ministerial

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