13.21.4.25 NMAC

Appeals Following Hearing

Last amended: 2022Year: 2022Length: 219 wordsOfficial source
Any party who has exhausted all administrative remedies available under these rules and who is adversely affected by a final order or decision in an adjudicatory proceeding may appeal pursuant to the provisions of Section 39-3-1.1 NMSA 1978. Each order issued by the superintendent after an adjudicatory proceeding shall include information about the appeal process for the type of case at issue. Once the appeal is filed in the appropriate court, the appealing party shall promptly provide a court- endorsed copy of the appeal to the superintendent so that the OSI records manager can prepare and submit the proper record. [13.21.4.25 NMAC – N/E, 3/01/2019; Rp, 13.21.4.25 NMAC 4/30/2019; A, 01/01/2022] 13.21.4.26 REQUESTING COPIES OF EXHIBITS, AUDIO, OR THE ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD: Any party may access and copy any written document filed to the docket. Copies of an audio recording or written transcript of the proceeding shall be arranged through the stenographic service. The OSI may charge a reasonable fee for copies made, consistent with OSI’s fee schedule under the Inspection of Public Records Act. The superintendent may also require the requesting party to submit a computer storage device, such as a compact disc, dvd disc, blu-ray disc, or usb drive, or other tangible device for copying of any audio or video recording that is part of the administrative record.
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