Wash. Admin. Code § 504-26-100

Current through Register Vol. 24-20, October 15, 2024

Section 504-26-100 - Presiding officers

Full adjudicative proceedings are conducted by the conduct board and are presided over by an individual who is licensed to practice law in the state of Washington and has judicial training. The presiding officer's role is to ensure a fair and impartial process and is limited to making procedural and evidentiary rulings and handling logistical and other matters related to facilitating the proceedings to ensure compliance with legal requirements. The presiding officer must transmit a full and complete record of the proceedings to CCS and the conduct board, including such comments upon demeanor of witnesses as the presiding officer deems relevant, in accordance with RCW 34.05.461. The presiding officer does not vote.

Wash. Admin. Code § 504-26-100

Amended by WSR 15-01-080, Filed 12/15/2014, effective 1/15/2015

Amended by WSR 15-11-041, Filed 5/14/2015, effective 6/14/2015

Amended by WSR 17-13-049, Filed 6/15/2017, effective 7/16/2017

Amended by WSR 18-23-083, Filed 11/19/2018, effective 12/20/2018

Amended by WSR 22-23-142, Filed 11/21/2022, effective 1/1/2023

Amended by WSR 24-10-031, Filed 4/23/2024, effective 5/24/2024

Statutory Authority: RCW 28B.30.150. 12-04-049, § 504-26-100, filed 1/30/12, effective 3/1/12; 06-23-159, § 504-26-100, filed 11/22/06, effective 12/23/06.