Campbell

This appeal is taken from the judgment of the superior court denying appellant’s petition for a writ of mandate. By his petition appellant sought and obtained a judicial review of the administrative proceedings which lead to the decision of respondent Board of Dental Examiners revoking his license to practice dentistry in California.

The court below made findings of fact to the effect that each finding of respondent board was supported by the weight of the evidence. The conclusions of law of the trial court indicate its determination that the administrative proceedings were conducted fairly and in the manner required by law and that the decision of respondent board was supported by its findings and was in all respects reasonable and lawful.

Statement Of The Case

In 1965, appellant’s license was revoked by the Board of Dental Examiners, with the revocation stayed upon four years’ probation. The effective date was June 1, 1965. The decision was based upon a stipulation between the board and appellant’s counsel that (1) on four occasions appellant aided and abetted unlicensed persons to practice dentistry; (2) appellant had been for several years habitually intemperate;…