Ill. Admin. Code tit. 68, § 1110.30 - Institution of a Contested Case by Petitioner
a) A contested case is instituted by a
Petitioner when a Petition for Hearing is filed with the Clerk of the
Court.
b) In a case in which a
Petitioner is seeking restoration of a license that was revoked or suspended or
for termination of an indefinite probation, the Petition for Hearing shall be
in writing, signed by the Petitioner, and shall set forth:
1) The number of the license that was
suspended, revoked or placed on probation;
2) The docket number of the case that
resulted in discipline;
3) The date
on which the suspension, revocation or probation was ordered;
4) Whether the order that suspended, revoked,
or placed on probation the license was appealed, and if so, whether a stay of
the imposition of discipline was granted by any reviewing court;
5) All dates and types of employment held
since the discipline was imposed;
6) All continuing or remedial education
completed since the discipline was ordered;
7) If the Petitioner has sought medical
treatment, psychotherapy or counseling since the discipline was ordered, and if
rehabilitation is relied upon as a basis for petitioning that the license be
restored or the probation terminated, the name and address of the treating
professional, and whether the Petitioner consents to disclosure by the
professional of matters that are relevant to whether the Petitioner is fit to
resume practice;
8) Any conviction
or arrest followed by a charge since the discipline was ordered; and
9) Date and disposition of any other
petitions for restoration filed since the discipline was ordered.
c) A Notice of an Intent to Deny
Licensure shall be in writing, signed by a Chief of Prosecution, and shall
include a clear statement of the acts or omissions alleged to violate a statute
or rule, and citation of the statute or rule that forms the basis for the
denial. The Notice shall notify the licensee that he or she must request a
hearing to contest the notice within 30 days after service and, if a request is
not filed within that time, the Director may issue an order denying the license
application. In a case in which the Petitioner, also referred to as the
applicant, seeks to contest a decision by the Division to deny the application
for licensure, the Petition for Hearing will be in writing, signed by the
Petitioner, and will state with specificity the particular reasons why the
applicant believes that the action by the Division to deny licensure was
incorrect.
d) Upon receipt by the
Clerk of the Court of a properly completed Petition for Hearing, a case will be
docketed, and notice sent to the Petitioner setting forth the date, time and
place of hearing.
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