Or. Admin. Code § 839-050-0050 - Timeliness
(1) The
Administrative Law Judge may disregard any document that is filed with the
Contested Case Coordinator beyond the established number of days for
filing.
(2) When a participant
requires additional time to submit any document, a written request for such
extension must be filed with and received by the Contested Case Coordinator no
later than the date set for filing of the document in question, except that the
Administrative Law Judge has discretion to permit a participant to make an oral
motion for an extension of time. When the Administrative Law Judge allows a
participant to make an oral motion for extension of time, the Administrative
Law Judge will promptly notify the other participants of the motion and give
them an opportunity to respond, either orally or in writing. When a participant
files a written motion for extension of time, the other participants will have
seven days after service of the motion in which to file a written response,
unless that time is altered by order of the Administrative Law Judge.
(3) The administrative law judge may grant
such an extension of time only in situations when the requesting participant
shows good cause for the need for more time or when no other participant
opposes the request. The administrative law judge will promptly notify the
participant requesting the extension whether it will be allowed.
(4) When an extension of time is allowed to a
participant, the administrative law judge will advise all participants of the
new due date, and will state whether the same extension of time applies to the
other participants.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS chapter 183 & ORS 651.060(4)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 279C.860, 279C.865, 652.332(3), 653.065(1), 658.115, 658.407(3), 658.820, 659A.845 & 659A.850
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