North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners v. Grady

G.S. 90-41 provides, in part, “After hearing all the evidence, including such evidence as the accused may present, the Board shall determine its action and announce the same.” There can be no question that the Board has done so. But the respondent complains that specific findings of fact, with minute details as to particulars, time and place were not entered in written form. The statute does not so require. The Board is not a court and is not expected to know and observe the technicalities that trained attorneys and judges would demonstrate. The Board has really done much more than the…