# Minnesota Board of Psychology *Minnesota state board; in this record, the subject of one claim:link entry under a procedural-due-process theory.* The **Minnesota Board of Psychology** is a state board in [[Minnesota]] whose official page is hosted on the State's mn.gov domain.[^1] The project's record lists that page as the source for one claim:link row, numbered 70. The row sits under the heading *Theory 12 — Procedural Due Process (Mathews v. Eldridge) — 100 Validated Claim:Link Pairs*.[^1] The record carries no other documented actions, filings, appointments, enactments, dollar figures, or dated events attributed to the board. It does not establish what board action, procedure, or outcome the claim:link entry concerns.[^1] ## What The claim:link row is labeled "Minnesota Board of Psychology — example HRLB".[^1] That label is the only description the row carries. The record does not expand the abbreviation or state the content of the example.[^1] ## How The row is filed in the project's set titled *1,400 validated pairs across 14 legal theories*. Within that set, it belongs to the theory of procedural due process, which takes its name from *Mathews v. Eldridge* and comprises 100 validated pairs.[^1] The record does not establish whether any court, agency, or complaint has made a finding about the board on that theory.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: Minnesota Board of Psychology, *Minnesota Board of Psychology* (official web page; undated in record). This is the board's official page and the URL cited by claim:link row 70 under *Theory 12 — Procedural Due Process (Mathews v. Eldridge) — 100 Validated Claim:Link Pairs*. https://mn.gov/boards/psychology/