Utah Admin. Code R606-1-4 - Adjudication and Review Pursuant to Section 34A-5-107
A. After a charge of discrimination has been
investigated, the Director shall issue a Determination and Order.
Alternatively, the Director may refer the charge to an investigator for further
investigation.
B. A party
dissatisfied with the Director's Determination and Order may request a de novo
evidentiary hearing. The request must be in writing, state the party's reasons
for seeking review, and must be received by the Division within 30 days of the
date the Director signed the Determination and Order.
1. In computing the foregoing 30-day period,
the day on which the Determination and Order are signed by the Director shall
not be included. The last day of the 30-day period shall be included unless it
is a weekend or legal holiday, in which event the 30-day period runs until the
end of the next business day.
2.
Unless a timely request for hearing is received by the Division, the Director's
Determination and Order is the final Commission Order.
3. If a timely request for hearing is
received, the Division will transmit the request to the Division of
Adjudication within the Commission for assignment to an Administrative Law
Judge. The ALJ will conduct a de novo formal hearing and issue an order in
conformity with the requirements of the Utah Administrative Procedures Act.
C. A party may request
review of the ALJ's order by complying with the provisions of Section
34A-1-303
and Section
63G-4-301
of the Utah Administrative Procedures Act.
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