Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, rejecting claims by two cadets who alleged the academy engaged in due-process violations after being disciplined for underage drinking. The judge ruled that the academy’s honor board complied with due-process requirements and that its disciplinary action was supported by substantial evidence. Honor board investigators later concluded that the two cadets had lied in the interviews, which violated the academy’s honor code. An initial honor board ordered Ronzoni and Mitchell to undergo a 45-day remediation program and perform extra duty. The judge also dismissed the cadets’ claims under the Administrative Procedure Act, ruling that the academy’s disciplinary decisions were neither arbitrary nor capricious and supported by the administrative record.