2 AAC 64.170 - Change of administrative law judge
(a) To change an
administrative law judge assigned to hear a case, a party shall file a written
notice and serve a copy of the notice on the other parties in the time allowed
by AS
44.64.070(c).
(b) To request disqualification of an
administrative law judge assigned to an administrative hearing, a party shall
file a motion to disqualify and an affidavit as required by
AS
44.64.070(b). Another party
may respond to the motion within five days after the date of service. Failure
to respond is a waiver of the right to request disqualification of the
administrative law judge on the same or similar grounds. No later than five
days after the time to respond has expired, the administrative law judge
assigned to hear the case will either grant or deny the motion. Within five
days after distribution of a denial of a motion to disqualify, the moving party
may file a written objection with the chief administrative law judge for final
determination under
AS
44.64.070(b). If the chief
administrative law judge is assigned to hear the case, the office will forward
the objection to the attorney general for final determination under
AS
44.64.070(b).
Notes
Authority:AS 44.64.020
AS 44.64.060
AS 44.64.070
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