Or. Admin. R. 115-010-0077 - Briefs
(1) Following the
hearing or the submission of stipulated facts, the Board Agent or Board shall
consult with the parties and set a date for the submission of post-hearing
briefs.
(2) Briefs must contain a
summary of pertinent facts and must contain a discussion of all issues the
party seeks to have considered. Failure to address disputed claims or defenses
during the hearing or brief may be considered a withdrawal and thus such claims
or defenses may be disregarded by the Board Agent or Board.
(3) Briefs shall be in conformance with the
following format:
(a) Briefs must be captioned
with the Board case title and number.
(b) Briefs shall not exceed 30 pages,
exclusive of cover pages, tables of contents, tables of authorities, indexes,
and certificates of service. The Board Agent or Board has discretion to permit
the parties to files pages in excess of 30 pages. Any brief submitted in excess
of its permitted length or otherwise in non-conformance may result in all
additional pages over the allowed amount being struck from the record and given
no consideration.
(c) Briefs should
be double-spaced, in 12-point Times New Roman or similarly readable font, with
one-inch margins on the top, bottom, left, and right. Block quotes may be
single-spaced with off-set margins. Footnotes may be in 11-point Times New
Roman or similarly readable font and single-spaced.
(4) Reply briefs will not be accepted, unless
expressly permitted by the Board or Board Agent.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 240.086(3) & 243.766(7)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 240 & 243
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