Ariz. Admin. Code § R10-3-410 - Investigations
A. Upon the filing
of a complaint, the Attorney General shall initiate an investigation to:
1. Obtain information concerning the events
or transactions that relate to the alleged discriminatory act or practice
identified in the complaint.
2.
Document policies or practices of the respondent involved in the alleged
discriminatory act or practice raised in the complaint.
3. Develop factual data necessary for the
Attorney General to make a determination whether reasonable cause exists to
believe that a discriminatory act or practice has occurred or is about to
occur, and to take other actions provided by A.R.S. §
41-1492.09.
B. Issuance of interrogatories.
During the course of investigation, any member of the Attorney General's Office
may cause to be issued interrogatories upon any party or witness to the
proceedings.
1. Interrogatories issued
pursuant to this provision shall require that the person addressed answer the
interrogatories under oath.
2.
Interrogatories issued pursuant to this provision shall be answered and
returned to the Attorney General's Office within 14 days of receipt of the
interrogatories.
3. Any person
served with interrogatories issued pursuant to this provision may request of
the Attorney General's Office a reasonable extension of time in which to answer
the interrogatories. In computing any time period under this provision, the
computation shall be governed by Rule 6A, Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure,
A.R.S. Volume 16.
C.
Taking of Testimony -- Mechanical Recording. A taking of testimony pursuant to
R10-3-405(F)(4) may be recorded by other than stenographic means, including,
but not limited to, tape recording.
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