Ohio Administrative Code Search
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Rule 5120-12-08 | Return to the institution for administrative reasons.
...scape risk. (5) A jurisdiction subpoenas a prisoner to testify or appear at an out of state hearing. (6) Circumstances arise, through no fault of the prisoner, which prevents the completion of the transitional control program in the community. (7) Unacceptable adjustment to the transitional control program or program rule violations or any other reason deemed appropriate by the bureau o... |
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Rule 5120-17-08 | Return to the institution for administrative reasons.
...scape risk. (5) A jurisdiction subpoenas a prisoner to testify or appear at an out of state hearing. (6) Circumstances arise, through no fault of the prisoner, which prevents the completion of the substance use disorder treatment program in the community. (7) Unacceptable adjustment to the substance use disorder treatment program or any program rule violation. (B) A prisoner may be rem... |
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Rule 5120-17-08 | Return to the institution for administrative reasons.
... is an escape risk. (5) A jurisdiction subpoenas a prisoner to testify or appear at an out of state hearing. (6) Circumstances arise, through no fault of the prisoner, which prevents the completion of the substance use disorder treatment program in the community. (7) Unacceptable adjustment to the substance use disorder treatment program or any program rule violation. (B) A prisoner may be removed... |
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Rule 5123-10-01 | Early intervention program - procedural safeguards.
...the attendance of witnesses through subpoenas issued by the department; (e) Prohibit the introduction of any evidence at the due process hearing that has not been disclosed to the parent at least five calendar days before the hearing; (f) Obtain a written or electronic transcription of the due process hearing at no cost; and (g) Receive a written copy of the findings of fact and decision at... |
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Rule 5123-10-01 | Early intervention program - procedural safeguards.
...the attendance of witnesses through subpoenas issued by the department; (e) Prohibit the introduction of any evidence at the due process hearing that has not been disclosed to the parent at least five calendar days before the hearing; (f) Obtain a written or electronic transcription of the due process hearing at no cost; and (g) Receive a written copy of the findings of fact and decision at... |
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Rule 5160-70-05 | Chapter 119. hearings: pre-hearing discovery and subpoenas.
...ble to the person subpoenaed. (4) All subpoenas issued under this rule shall be directed to the sheriff of the county where the person to be served resides or is found, and the sheriff shall serve and return the subpoena in the same manner as a subpoena in a criminal case. The sheriff shall be paid by ODM the same fees for services as are allowed in the court of common pleas in criminal cases as established in sect... |
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Rule 5160-80-06 | Rights and responsibility of the parties and hearing examiner.
...date, permit the issuance of additional subpoenas (if there is a need for unanticipated, relevant testimony ) or leave the record open for the submission of additional evidence. (a) If the hearing is to be continued to a later date, the hearing examiner shall schedule the continuance at the earliest possible date and shall formally record the new date and time, as well as the specific purpose of... |
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Rule 5501:2-3-10 | Revocation and debarment.
...representation is not required. Any subpoenas for the hearing shall be requested from the hearing officer for issuance by the department. The hearing officer shall, within seven days of the completion of the hearing, submit a written report to the director setting forth his findings of fact and conclusions of law. The report shall include a recommendation of action to be taken by the director. A ... |
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Rule 5717-1-14 | Subpoenas.
...he secretary or its attorney examiners, subpoenas may be issued to compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of books, accounts, papers, records, documents, and testimony. If any party desires the issuance of subpoenas in order to compel the attendance of witnesses or the production of documents at a scheduled merit or motion hearing or deposition, the request shall be submitted to the board. Parties sho... |