3/25/19
Findings of Fact/Conclusions of Law
At the end of the Hearing Process, the Adjudicator may Announce its Findings or it may Instruct the Attorneys to Submits Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
Even if the Adjudicator Announces the Findings, they Should be Reduced to Writing so as to Reflect the Facts Relied Upon and the Legal Conclusions Made
This need not be a long, complicated document, but it should cover the basics, including the Authority of the Agency toMake the Decision; the Authority Relied upon in Coming to the Decision; the Agency’s Jurisdiction over the Respondent and the Subject Matter; and the Final Decision
Jurisdiction Authority of Tribunal
Burden of Proof
Duty to Establish Facts
Hearing
Evidence
Species of Proof including testimony, records, exhibits, documents, objects, etc.) Principle governing judicial oversight of a subordinate decision maker
Standard of Review
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