015-6 Wyo. Code R. § 6-3

Current through April 27, 2019

Section 6-3 - Hearings

(a) Upon the written request of any party, the Director shall grant a hearing when:

(i) A formal complaint has been filed with the Director;

(ii) The Director has issued an order for the respondent to satisfy the complaint or file an answer to the complaint; and

(iii) The respondent has not satisfied the complaint and has filed an Answer to the complaint.

(b) The Director shall fix the time and place for the hearing which shall be held at least twenty (20) days after the notice of the hearing setting. The notice shall contain:

(i) The names of the parties;

(ii) The time and place of the hearing;

(iii) The legal authority and jurisdiction under which the hearing is to be held;

(iv) The state law or rule alleged to have been violated;

(v) A concise statement of the matters asserted; and

(vi) The docket number.

(c) Service of notice of the hearing shall be as prescribed in Chapter II, Section 3(c) of these rules.

(d) Before the day of the hearing, the presiding officer on his or her own motion or upon motion by a party, shall meet with the parties for a conference to consider simplification of the issues, preliminary motions, stipulations and admissions of facts, clarification or limitation of evidence, and any other matters that may expedite the proceedings and assure a just conclusion of the case. Prehearing memoranda may be filed and submitted by the parties to each other and to the presiding officer. Stipulation, limitations, agreements, and orders on motions made at the prehearing conference shall be recited in the record and shall control the course of the proceedings, unless modified during the hearing to prevent injustice.

015-6 Wyo. Code R. § 6-3