OAR 839-050-0230
Authority of the Administrative Prosecutor

(1)

The Administrative Prosecutor is authorized by ORS chapter 183 to appear on behalf of and represent the Agency. The Administrative Prosecutor may perform any function not prohibited by this rule.

(2)

The Administrative Prosecutor may not present legal argument during the contested case proceeding except to the extent authorized by section 3 of this rule. “Legal argument” includes arguments on:

(a)

The jurisdiction of the agency to hear the contested case;

(b)

The constitutionality of a statute or rule or the application of a constitutional requirement to an agency;

(c)

The application of court precedent to the facts of the particular contested case proceeding.

(3)

The Administrative Law Judge may allow the Administrative Prosecutor to present evidence; examine and cross-examine witnesses; and make arguments relating to the:

(a)

Application of statutes and rules to the facts in the contested case;

(b)

Actions taken by the Agency in the past in similar situations;

(c)

Literal meaning of the statutes or rules at issue in the contested case;

(d)

Admissibility of evidence; and

(e)

Proper procedures to be used in the contested case hearing.

(4)

When an Administrative Prosecutor is representing the Agency in a hearing, the Administrative Law Judge will advise such representative of the manner in which objections may be made and matters preserved for appeal. Such advice is of a procedural nature and does not change applicable law on waiver or the duty to make timely objection. When such objections may involve legal argument as defined in section 2 of this rule, the Administrative Law Judge will provide reasonable opportunity for the Administrative Prosecutor to consult legal counsel and permit such legal counsel to file written legal argument within a reasonable time after the conclusion of the hearing.

Source: Rule 839-050-0230 — Authority of the Administrative Prosecutor, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=839-050-0230.

839‑050‑0000
Statement of Purpose 839‑050‑0010
Model Rules of Procedure 839‑050‑0020
Definitions 839‑050‑0030
Service of Documents 839‑050‑0040
Filing of Documents with the Contested Case Coordinator 839‑050‑0050
Timeliness 839‑050‑0060
Charging Documents 839‑050‑0070
Request for a Contested Case Hearing 839‑050‑0080
Notice of Hearing 839‑050‑0090
Location of Contested Case Hearings 839‑050‑0100
Information for Contested Case Hearings 839‑050‑0110
Representation of a Party in a Contested Case Proceeding 839‑050‑0120
Representation of a Claimant, Complainant, or Aggrieved Person in a Contested Case Proceeding 839‑050‑0130
Responsive Pleadings 839‑050‑0140
Amendments 839‑050‑0150
Motions 839‑050‑0160
Disqualification of Administrative Law Judge 839‑050‑0170
Joinder of Parties, Claimants, Complainants, or Aggrieved Persons 839‑050‑0190
Consolidation of Contested Case Proceedings 839‑050‑0200
Discovery 839‑050‑0210
Case Summary 839‑050‑0220
Informal Disposition of Contested Case 839‑050‑0230
Authority of the Administrative Prosecutor 839‑050‑0240
Responsibilities of the Administrative Law Judge 839‑050‑0250
Conduct of Hearings 839‑050‑0255
Telephone Hearings 839‑050‑0260
Evidence 839‑050‑0270
Exhibits 839‑050‑0280
Stipulation 839‑050‑0290
Witnesses 839‑050‑0300
Interpreters and Assistive Communication Devices 839‑050‑0310
Ex Parte Communications 839‑050‑0320
Official Notice 839‑050‑0330
Default 839‑050‑0340
Relief from Default 839‑050‑0350
Record of Proceeding 839‑050‑0360
Post-Hearing Briefs 839‑050‑0370
Proposed Orders 839‑050‑0380
Exceptions to Proposed Order 839‑050‑0400
Agency Policy 839‑050‑0410
Reopening the Contested Case Record 839‑050‑0420
Final Order 839‑050‑0430
Final Order by Default 839‑050‑0445
Proceedings on Prevailing Wage Rate Determinations 839‑050‑0450
Proceedings on Apprenticeship and Training Division Hearings
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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