DDRS Waiver Manual
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Introduce relevant documentary evidence<br />
Establish all pertinent facts and circumstances<br />
Present any arguments without interference<br />
Question or refute any testimony or evidence presented by the other party, including the<br />
opportunity to confront and cross-examine any adverse witnesses<br />
Examine the appellant’s entire case record and all documents and records used by the<br />
<strong>DDRS</strong>/BDDS Service Coordinator or other District representative, the <strong>DDRS</strong> Central Office, or<br />
<strong>DDRS</strong>/BDDS <strong>Waiver</strong> Unit at the hearing<br />
The parties are advised at the close of the hearing that they will be informed in writing of the<br />
Administrative Law Judge’s decision.<br />
Note: See Section 8.9 and Section 8.10 of this manual. The State shall ensure that the appellant receives<br />
the State’s exhibits and the appellant shall ensure that the State receives any exhibits submitted by the<br />
appellant prior to the day of the hearing.<br />
Section 8.12: Continuance of Hearing<br />
If the Administrative Law Judge determines that further evidence is needed to reach a decision, the<br />
decision is delayed until such further evidence is obtained. The hearing may also be reconvened, if<br />
necessary, to obtain additional testimony. The parties will be notified of this and of the time and method<br />
for obtaining this evidence. Any evidence submitted must be copied and given to the opposite party, who<br />
then has the opportunity for rebuttal.<br />
Section 8.13: The Hearing Record<br />
The hearing record is an official report containing the transcript or recording of the testimony of the<br />
hearing, together with all papers and requests filed in the proceeding, and the decision of the<br />
Administrative Law Judge.<br />
Section 8.14: The Fair Hearing Decision<br />
A written copy of the Administrative Law Judge’s hearing decision is sent to all parties. The decision<br />
includes:<br />
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The findings of fact and conclusions of law regarding the issue under appeal, and<br />
Supporting laws and regulations<br />
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