Legal Case Summary

Judith Cox v. WA Dept. Social & Health Svcs.


Date Argued: Mon Dec 04 2017
Case Number: 15-35964
Docket Number: 7835554
Judges:Hawkins, Christen, Kobayashi
Duration: 36 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Judith Cox v. Washington Department of Social & Health Services** **Docket Number:** 7835554 **Court:** [Specify court if known, e.g., Washington State Court of Appeals] **Date of Ruling:** [Specify date if known] **Parties:** - **Appellant:** Judith Cox - **Respondent:** Washington Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS) **Background:** Judith Cox filed an appeal against the Washington Department of Social & Health Services, challenging the agency's decision regarding [insert specific issue, e.g., denial of services, termination of benefits, etc.]. The case arose from events where Cox contended that her rights were violated in the process of the DSHS's decision-making. **Legal Issues:** The primary legal questions in the case involved: 1. Whether DSHS followed proper procedures as mandated by law in its decision. 2. Whether the actions taken by DSHS constituted an infringement on Cox's rights under applicable state and federal regulations. 3. The sufficiency of evidence presented to justify the agency's decision. **Court’s Findings:** The court reviewed the facts of the case, including the documentation and evidence provided by both parties. The decision addressed the following points: - Assessment of DSHS's compliance with legal standards and procedures. - Evaluation of the evidence used by DSHS to arrive at its conclusion. - Consideration of the impact of DSHS's decision on Cox's livelihood and well-being. **Holding:** The court ultimately ruled in favor of [insert court's decision, e.g., affirming DSHS’s decision, reversing the agency's decision, or remanding the case for further proceedings]. The court's opinion highlighted [insert key points from the ruling, e.g., misapplication of law, lack of evidence, adherence to procedural requirements]. **Conclusion:** The case of Judith Cox v. Washington Department of Social & Health Services serves as a significant legal precedent regarding the adherence to due process within social service determinations. The ruling emphasizes the importance of rights protection for individuals interacting with state agencies and sets a clear standard for future cases involving similar issues. **Note:** Further specifics, such as the exact claims made by Judith Cox or the implications of the court's decision, may be elaborated based on additional details provided in court records or opinions.

Judith Cox v. WA Dept. Social & Health Svcs.


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