Taylor v. Department of Professional Regulation, Board of Medical Examiners

I respectfully dissent. The Department of Professional Regulation’s position is necessarily predicated on the premise that the June 26 order became irrevocably final when filed and that as a consequence the Board of Medical Examiners thereupon lost all power to modify or amend any substan*501tive provisions of the order so as to make it conform to the Board’s true intention and decision. The only right of appeal, DPR necessarily contends, is from the original erroneous order. As a result, Dr. Taylor has lost his right of appellate review of the Substantive findings by the Board solely because he…