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Administrative Hearings

The administrative litigation process begins when the Commission sets a proceeding for hearing before an administrative law judge (ALJ). The Chief Administrative Law Judge assigns a presiding judge and sets a hearing schedule.

Settlements

As an alternative to litigation, the Commission may also provide participants with the opportunity to resolve conflicts through settlement. Settlement proceedings conducted before an ALJ allows the participants to maintain more control over the process to find a mutually acceptable outcome. Under the Commission's rules of practice and procedure, Administrative Law Judges (ALJ) act as settlement judges, mediators, facilitators, and arbitrators.

Notices to the Public

The Chief Judge has issued several notices to the public that provide useful information regarding hearings, settlements, protective orders and general matters. These issuances are listed below.  To automatically receive notices of the public issued by the Chief Judge, please subscribe to Docket No.  AD20-12-000.   

General Guidance

Settlements

General Settlement Guidance

Settlement Related Tariff Filings

Motions to Implement Interim Rates

Hearings

Protective Orders

 

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This page was last updated on December 08, 2023