N.H. Code Admin. R. Opt 501.04 - Disciplinary Hearings
Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 14, April 7, 2022
(a) Adjudicatory hearings of
misconduct allegations shall be conducted in accordance with Opt 208.
The presiding officer, shall set forth the particular scheduling and
filing requirements applicable to each case and include them in a
hearing order, prehearing order, or other appropriate order served
upon the parties, including persons granted intervenor status
pursuant to
Opt
208.04.
(b) Misconduct allegations set
forth in a hearing notice shall be amended as necessary at any time
prior to the issuance of a final order, provided, however, that the
parties shall receive at least 15 days notice and an opportunity to
be heard on any amended issues.
(c) If ordered to do so by the
presiding officer in connection with an adjudicatory hearing
commenced under Opt 200, the licensee shall respond in writing to
stated misconduct allegations by admitting or denying each allegation
within 30 days of such request.
(d) The presiding officer, shall at
any time during the course of a disciplinary hearing, appoint an
attorney from the department of justice to prosecute misconduct
allegations.
(e)
Prehearing conferences in disciplinary proceedings shall be open to
the public except to the extent settlement discussions or other
matters entitled to confidentiality pursuant to RSA 91-A are
addressed.
Notes
(See Revision Note at part heading for Opt 100) #5839, eff 6-17-94, EXPIRED: 6-17-00
New. #7370, INTERIM, eff 9-30-00, EXPIRED: 3-29-01
New. #7670, eff 4-4-02, EXPIRED: 4-4-10
New. #9756, eff 7-20-10
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