Ohio Admin. Code 5101:6-20-14 - State hearings - failure to attend the administrative disqualification hearing
(A) If
the accused individual or authorized representative fails, without good cause,
to appear at the hearing, the hearing shall
will still be
conducted, without the individual being represented, if:
(1) The bureau of state hearings has proof of
either receipt or refusal to accept delivery of the advance notice of the
administrative disqualification hearing provided as required by paragraph (B)
of rule
5101:6-20-12 of the
Administrative Code, or
(2)
Certified mail delivery of the advance notice of the administrative
disqualification hearing, as described in rule
5101:6-20-12 of the
Administrative Code, is returned unclaimed and the ordinary mailing of the
advance notice, required by rule
5101:6-20-12 of the
Administrative Code, does not return undelivered.
(B) Even though the individual is not
represented, the hearing officer shall
will consider the evidence carefully and determine,
based on clear and convincing evidence, whether an intentional program
violation was committed.
(C) When
good cause for failure to appear is based upon non-receipt of the advance
notice of the hearing required by rule
5101:6-20-12 of the
Administrative Code, the individual or authorized representative
shall
will
have thirty days from the date of the hearing decision to contact the hearing
authority and present good cause for failing to attend.
In all other instances, the individual or authorized
representative shall
will have ten days from the date of the hearing to
contact the hearing authority and present good cause for failing to
attend.
The hearing officer shall
will enter the
good cause determination into the hearing record.
(D) When the hearing officer finds that an
intentional program violation was committed but good cause for failure to
appear is subsequently shown, the hearing decision shall
will be vacated
and a new hearing scheduled.
(1) In this
instance, the bureau of state hearings shall
will immediately
notify the local agency and order discontinuation of the disqualification and
reinstatement of assistance if otherwise appropriate.
(2) The new hearing
shall
will be
scheduled in accordance with rule
5101:6-20-12 of the
Administrative Code.
(3) The
original hearing officer may conduct the new hearing.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 5101.35
Rule Amplifies: 5101.35
Prior Effective Dates: 06/20/1980, 10/01/1981, 05/01/1982, 08/01/1983, 09/01/1994, 06/01/1995, 06/01/1996, 05/15/1999, 06/01/2003, 09/01/2008, 02/28/2014, 03/01/2019
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