Ruling by
Arthur GilbertLower Court
Santa Barbara County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Donna D. GeckAppellant was deprived of due process during an administrative hearing because the evidence relied on was not provided to him; thus, he did not have a fair opportunity to cross-examine the witness.
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