Haw. Code R. § 13-1-67 - Proceedings after answer
(a) When a
respondent in an answer waives contest to the violation notice and has complied
with all sanctions assessed, the administrator shall record a satisfaction of
the violation notice and conclude the case.
(b) An answer waiving contest but requesting
mitigation shall be adjudicated in accordance with the following procedure:
(1) The administrator shall serve a copy of
respondent's answer to the department within ten days of the receipt of
respondent's answer.
(2) Upon the
receipt of respondent's answer, the department shall have twenty days to file
its statement of position, if any, and serve it upon all parties.
(3) The administrator shall assign a hearing
officer to examine the mitigating circumstances and decide on the mitigation
request.
(4) The hearing officer
shall, at a time not later than thirty days after the filing of the
department's statement of position or after the twenty-day period allowed for
such filing, whichever is earlier, examine and decide on the mitigation
request.
(5) The hearing officer
shall make a decision without the holding of any hearing or the attendance of
any parties or their representatives or any witness, and may rely on the
evidence in the record in rendering the decision.
(6) The hearing officer's decision shall
include findings of fact and conclusions of law as to the mitigating
circumstances, and may Adopt, modify or reverse any sanctions contained in the
violation notice.
(7) The
administrator shall, within ten days of the hearing officer's decision, serve
upon respondent a certified copy of the decision.
(8) A hearing officer's decision on a
mitigation request shall be final. No further administrative or judicial review
shall be allowed.
(9) When all
sanctions imposed by the hearing officer have been complied with, the
administrator shall record a satisfaction of decision and conclude the
case.
(c) When a
respondent's answer is timely filed and contests the violation notice, the
administrator shall assign the case to a hearing officer who shall proceed to
the conduct of a CRVS contested case hearing pursuant to subchapter 5 of this
chapter, except as otherwise provided herein.
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