Tarraferro v. State ex rel. Wyoming Medical Commission
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HILL, Chief Justice.
[¶ 1] Appellant, Michael Tarraferro (Tar-raferro), contends that the Medical Commission (Commission) erred in considering inadmissible and incompetent evidence that it generated after the hearing on this matter had concluded, and that its decision that Tarraferro failed to meet his burden of proof that his use of the medication Marinol “was not experimental,” as well as that its use “was necessary and reasonable,” is erroneous. The only competent evidence of record requires that we reverse the Commission’s order, as well as the district court’s order affirming that…
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