Ariz. Admin. Code § R20-5-1215 - Request for Rehearing or Review of Decision upon Hearing
A. A party may request rehearing or review of
a decision issued under
R20-5-1214 by filing with the Administrative Law Judge a written request for rehearing or
review no later than 15 days after the written decision is served personally or
by regular first class mail upon the parties.
B. A request for rehearing or review shall be
based upon any of the following causes that materially affected the rights of
an aggrieved party:
1. Irregularities in the
hearing proceeding or any order, or abuse of discretion that deprives a party
seeking review of a fair hearing;
2. Accident or surprise that could not have
been prevented by ordinary prudence;
3. Newly discovered material evidence that
could not have been discovered with reasonable diligence and produced at the
hearing;
4. Error in the admission
or rejection of evidence, or errors of law occurring at the hearing;
5. Bias or prejudice of the Department or
administrative law judge; and
6.
The findings of fact or conclusions of law contained in the decision are not
justified by the evidence or are contrary to law.
C. A request for rehearing or review shall
state the specific facts and law in support of the request and shall specify
the relief sought by the request.
D. A party shall have 15 days from the date
of the filing of a request for rehearing or review to file a written response.
Failure to respond shall not be deemed an admission against interest.
E. The administrative law judge shall issue a
decision upon review no later than 30 days after receiving a request for review
or response, if one is filed.
F. A
decision upon review is final unless a party seeks judicial review as provided
in
R20-5-1216.
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