Jackson County Board of Supervisors v. Mississippi Employment Security Commission
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1DissentRussell, J.
¶ 25. The MDES claims examiner, the administrative law judge (ALJ), ■ the MDES Board of Review, and the circuit court all determined that Seaman was entitled to unemployment benefits because her employer failed to prove that she did not work the hours submitted or that she falsified her work hours. The majority reverses the circuit court’s decision, finding that the decision was not supported by substantial evidence and that it was arbitrary and capricious. I disagree. I believe the decision is supported by substantial evidence and is not arbitrary and capricious; therefore, I would affirm.
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