Ohio Admin. Code 4112-3-04 - Reconsideration by the commission
(A) Procedure for applying for
reconsideration. Any party may apply to the commission for reconsideration of a
determination of probable cause or any final commission determination of a
preliminary investigation. The application must be in writing, state
specifically the grounds on which it is based, and be filed, along with all
supporting materials, with the commission at its central office compliance
department in Columbus within ten days from the date of service of the notice
of determination. The commission shall serve notice of the application for
reconsideration on all other parties to the matter in which the application for
reconsideration is filed. Parties may file for reconsideration by facsimile, by
mail, or by electronic mail.
(B)
Determination of application for reconsideration.
The commission may, in its discretion, accept or reject an application for reconsideration.
(1)
If the commission rejects an application for reconsideration, it shall record
its action accordingly and shall notify the parties.
(2) If the commission accepts an application
for reconsideration, it shall make a determination and shall notify the
parties. The commission may, in its discretion, hear one or more of the
parties.
(C)
Reconsideration by motion of the commission. The commission may, upon its own
motion, reconsider any determination. If the commission reconsiders a
determination on its own motion, it shall record its action accordingly and
notify the parties.
(D) If the
commisison
commission sets aside a final order of a preliminary
investigation, the final order is vacted
vacated and the charge is pending until the
commission issues another preliminary investigation final order or issues a
formal complaint.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4112.04
Rule Amplifies: 4112.04, 4112.05, 4112.051, 4112.052
Prior Effective Dates: 11/04/1971, 11/15/1977, 12/23/1979, 07/12/1989, 07/01/1994, 08/10/1997, 01/11/1998, 10/17/2002, 10/21/2013, 10/12/2019, 04/11/2023
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