16 Tex. Admin. Code § 401.203 - Contested Cases
(a) A contested
case proceeding is initiated when a case is filed at the State Office of
Administrative Hearings. It includes a request for relief from actions
initiated by the agency to deny, revoke, or suspend licenses administered by
the agency, including preliminary summary suspension proceedings described in
subsection (b) of this section.
(b)
If the Lottery Operations Director summarily suspends a license:
(1) the Lottery Operations Director will
notify the licensee in writing by registered or certified mail, return receipt
requested, that the license has been summarily suspended and will state the
reasons for the action. That notification shall also state the date, time, and
place for a preliminary suspension hearing on the summary suspension, which
date shall not be later than ten days after the date of the preliminary summary
suspension, unless the parties agree to a later date;
(2) at the preliminary suspension hearing,
the licensee must show cause by a preponderance of the evidence why the license
should not remain suspended pending a final hearing on the suspension or
revocation of the license;
(3) the
preliminary suspension hearing will be held by the assigned administrative law
judge and shall be governed by Texas Government Code, Chapter 466, (in Lottery
cases); Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 2001, (in Bingo cases); Texas
Government Code, Chapter 2001; Title 1 of the Texas Administrative Code; and
these Rules; and
(4) an order
issued after a preliminary suspension hearing, continuing a summary suspension
pending a final contested case hearing, is not a final order.
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