Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-44-107 - Form of Documents; Motions
A. All papers filed with the Auditor General
in any matter pertaining to the hearing shall be typewritten or legibly written
on paper no larger than 8 1/2 by 11 inches, shall contain the name and address
of the party or other correspondent, shall designate the title and docket
number, if any, shall state the name and address of each person or entity
served with a copy, shall be properly captioned, and shall be signed by the
individual or entity filing it or by at least one attorney who represents the
entity or individual. The signature certifies that the signer has read the
paper, that to the best of the signer's knowledge, information, and belief,
there is good ground to support its contents and that it is not interposed for
delay.
B. A motion for an order
shall be made in writing stating the grounds with particularity and setting
forth the relief sought except that a motion made during a hearing need not be
in writing. All motions made prior to hearing shall be served upon all parties
who shall have 10 days after service of the motion to respond except in the
case of unforeseeable circumstances or emergency, in which case the motion
shall be heard as soon as practicable after the motion has been served on the
other parties. If any party to the hearing fails to timely respond or any party
fails to appear at oral argument of the motion, if any, the Auditor General or
the hearing officer may dispose of the motion summarily. Any party may request
oral argument on any motion or the Auditor General or the hearing officer may
require oral argument.
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