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Abstract
The premise of this Essay is that unemployment compensation appeals hearings take the form of inquests rather than follow the traditional adversarial model. Given this, the hearing officer carries a special burden of ensuring that due process is afforded. State review systems should structure the process so that the difference, along with the unique burden, is made explicit.
Recommended Citation
William W. Milligan,
Essay: Torquemada and Unemployment Compensation Appeals,
29
U. Mich. J. L. Reform
389
(1996).
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