Cummings v. Department of Licensing
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
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Cox, J. —
Lisa Cummings appeals the superior court order affirming the final order of the director of the Department of Licensing. The findings and conclusions on which the order is based establish that Cummings violated multiple governing statutes by engaging in certain activities as a private investigator. The order revokes her private investigator and private investigator agency principal licenses for eight years.
¶2 The challenged findings are supported by substantial evidence and the findings support the conclusions of law. The Director properly applied the law. And Cummings fails in her…
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