reversing the board's choice of sanction because the record established that certain board members actually discussed facts not in the record, which "may have influenced" the sanction
Summary of this case from Gallant v. Board of Medical ExaminersSeptember 30, 1986.
reversing the board's choice of sanction because the record established that certain board members actually discussed facts not in the record, which "may have influenced" the sanction
Summary of this case from Gallant v. Board of Medical ExaminersFull title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Sep 30, 1986
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