P1150 Under the doctrine of exhaustion of judicial remedies, even afer exhausting all available administrative remedies, a party who received an unfavorable result in a quasi-judicial administrative proceeding must seek and obtain a judicial writ of administrative mandate effecting a change in the administrative finding, or collateral estoppel will result in issue preclusion, preventing further consideration in subsequent judicial proceedings.CitationSTATE BD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS v SUPERIOR COURT (Exhaustion of Judicial Remedies) 148 CA4 142 [See: LabC 1102.5; 8547 etseq; Westlake Comm Hosp v Superior Court 17 C3 465]
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