Judicial Review

Judicial Review. A. Any party aggrieved by a final written decision and order of the Hearing Officer may appeal such order in the manner provided by Section 75-71-609 of the Act. B. In connection with the hearing of an appeal, any party aggrieved by any matter that does not appear on the record may file a sworn Bill of Exceptions to preserve such matter for appellate review. A Bill of Exceptions must specifically set forth the facts upon which prejudice is claimed. C. Any opposing party may file a response to a Bill of Exceptions. D. A Bill of Exceptions shall be ruled on by the Secretary of State. Such ruling, in addition to the Bill of Exceptions and any response thereto, shall be made a part of the record of the appeal.