Legal Opinion
Neely v. California State Personnel Board
California Court of Appeal
Decided October 18, 1965No. Civ. 22565PublishedCited by 31 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtAgee, J.
The State Personnel Board appeals from the superior court judgment setting aside the punitive action taken by the board against respondent Edward C. Neely, a civil service employee, for certain conduct discussed below. The main issue is whether the findings and decision of the board are supported by substantial evidence.
The board is created and established by article XXIV of the California Constitution and derives its jurisdiction and adjudicating power therefrom . (Boren v. State Personnel Board, 37 Cal.2d 634, 638 [234 P.2d 981].) Its factual determinations “are not subject to…
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