Modification: Lent v. California Coastal Commission

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Los Angeles County Superior Court

Lower Court Judge

Coastal Commission did not violate plaintiffs' due process rights by imposing larger penalty than its staff recommended, because Commission specifically advised plaintiffs it could impose penalty of up to $8 million.

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