Ill. Admin. Code tit. 20, § 1200.30 - Review Procedures
a) An
individual who contests a Department action, or contemplated action, for which
there is a right to appeal may petition for relief by providing written notice
of this intention to the Department.
b) Upon receiving a petition for relief, the
Department shall investigate the circumstances surrounding the action; and if
the Director is satisfied that substantial justice has not been done, the
Director may grant relief. In the event the Director desires additional
information concerning the circumstances of the action, the Director may
schedule a fact-finding conference with the petitioner or otherwise further
investigate.
c) At a fact-finding
conference, the petitioner may be represented by counsel or any other person
and may present any evidence or information relating to the Department's
action.
d) The Director may provide
relief as a result of a fact-finding conference or as the result of further
investigation.
e) If the Director
does not provide relief as a result of the investigation or a fact-finding
conference, the petitioner may petition for a hearing.
f) The administrative law judge for contested
hearings shall be the Director or an attorney licensed to practice law in
Illinois appointed by the Director. The administrative law judge may be
disqualified for bias or conflict of interest.
g) The procedures for the hearing shall be as
described in Article 10 of the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act [5 ILCS
100 /Art. 10] and as ordered by the administrative law judge.
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