Record in a contested case

Official textportal.ct.govlast amended Jun 04, 1999

The record before the presiding officer in a contested case shall include:

# (1)

All motions, applications, petitions, requests for action, pleadings, notices of hearing, and intermediate rulings;

# (2)

The evidence received and considered by the presiding officer;
Gaming Policy Board/Division of Special Revenue § 12-562-39a

# (3)

Questions and offers of proof, objections, and the rulings thereon during the hearing;

# (4)

The decision, opinion or report by the presiding officer. The presiding officer may designate other documents or portions of the proceedings as part of the record in a contested case. Requests to so designate other material as part of the record should be made to the presiding officer within thirty (30) days after the final decision is issued.

Amendment history

October 24, 1986; amended June 4, 1999

Source: official regulations index (title 12 publishes as one PDF)

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