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Is discovery permitted by either party at the hearing-level stage? | Briefly describe the scope and type(s) of discovery available (e.g., depositions, interrogatories, etc.) | Verified by Agency |
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| 101 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Operations and Management | DOVACARE0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 102 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Office of Deputy Under Secretary for Benefits | DOVACOEA0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 103 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Office of Vocational Rehabilitation & Counseling Service | DOVADEPD0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 104 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Office of Academic Affiliations | DOVAEMIG0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 105 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Office of the Secretary | DOVANOND0006 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | "All documents and other evidence offered or taken for the record shall be open to examination by the parties and opportunity shall be given to refute facts and arguments advanced on either side of the issues." 38 CFR 18.9(d)(2) Further, testimony may be taken by deposition, in the discretion of the hearing officer. See 38 CFR 18b.55 In addition, parties may request admission of the genuineness and authenticity of any relevant documents, or for the admission of truth in any of the relevant documents. See 38 CFR 18b.56 | Not verified |
| 106 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Office of Management | DOVAOFFS0010 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 107 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Office of Administrative Law Judges | DOVAPFCR0007 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Discovery is only available as ordered by the ALJ. The types of discovery include: (1) requests for production of documents for inspection and copying; (2) requests for admissions of the authenticity of any relevant document or the truth of any relevant fact; (3) written interrogatories; and (4) depositions. See 38 CFR 42.21 | Not verified |
| 108 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Debarment and Suspension Committee | DOVAPROC0009 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 109 | Department of Veterans Affairs | Office of the Deputy Secretary | DOVASUSD0008 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 110 | United States Election Assistance Commission | Office of the CFO and Budget Director | EACODBAR0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 111 | Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer | EEOCDEBT0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | Employee-debtors are entitled to review and copy agency records related to the disputed debt. No other discovery permitted. | Verified |
| 112 | Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | Office of Field Programs | EEOCFEDS0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Parties have a right to conduct discovery as needed for "reasonable development of evidence." If the parties cannot agree in writing to the methods and scope of discovery, the propounding party may seek authorization from the AJ. Potential discovery methods include: interrogatories, depositions, document requests, and requests for admission. (29 CFR 1614.109(d)) | Verified |
| 113 | Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | Office of Federal Operations | EEOCGOVT0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | "Full" federal court-type discovery available as of right to parties. Discovery may include: interrogatories (up to 20); depositions; document requests; and requests for admission. Discovery proceedings are governed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. (29 CFR 1603.210) | Verified |
| 114 | Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | Office of Equal Opportunity | EEOCTECH0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 115 | Environmental Protection Agency | Environmental Appeals Board | EPACERCL0007 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 116 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of the Administrator | EPAOAIRO0008 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 117 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Grants and Debarment | EPAOCOMP0009 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Not verified | ||
| 118 | Environmental Protection Agency | Regional Offices | EPAOCORR0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | For cases where corrective measures are necessary the respondent may file no more than 25 questions, including parts and subparts, to the EPA. See 40 CFR 24.14(d). The Hearing Officer can direct which questions the EPA has to answer at his discretion. He also may request the production of relevant papers, books, and documents. See 40 CFR 24.14(e). | Not verified |
| 119 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Grants and Debarment | EPAOGRAN0005 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | EPA, in the Notice of Acknowledgment following a timely appeal, "may identify any additional information or documentation that is required for thorough consideration" of the challenged agency decision. (40 CFR 31.73(a)). The applicant/grantee challenging EPA's agency decision is not entitled to conduct discovery or request documents. | Not verified |
| 120 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Administrative Law Judges | EPAOOALJ0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | The Rules of Procedure generally provide for parties to engage in a "prehearing information exchange," which includes, but is not limited to, providing the opposing party or parties (and the Tribunal) with a list of anticipated lay and expert witnesses to be called at hearing along with summaries of their expected testimony; copies of all documents and exhibits expected to be introduced at the hearing; and the agency's calculations for proposed penalties (in cases seeking civil penalties) or Respondent's bases for challenging the penalty, including an inability to pay. Parties have an affirmative obligation to supplement their exchanges if it is discovered that the information is incomplete, inaccurate, or out of date. Additional discovery is permitted only upon motion and leave from the presiding ALJ. Such additional discovery generally involves depositions and requests for admission, but can also involve interrogatories, document production, site visits, sample testing, etc. (See 40 C.F.R. § 22.19). In addition, parties are strongly encouraged to stipulate to uncontested facts and witness testimony prior to hearing so that the limited time allocated to hearing can efficiently focus on factual matters actually in dispute. Parties are also permitted to file pre-hearing motions to narrow the issues for hearing and pre-hearing briefs to set forth their positions regarding factual and legal matters in dispute. | Verified |
| 121 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Financial Management | EPAOOFFS0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | In salary offset cases, there is no "traditional" trial-type discovery. However, a debtor-employee may, upon request inspect and copy all EPA records relating to the debt. (30 CFR 13.22(c)(5)). No discovery or inspection is provided for in regulations covering administrative or tax refund offset cases. | Not verified |
| 122 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Administrative Law Judges | EPAOPANE0010 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | The discovery for pesticide cases is primarily documentary data and information which the Office of Prevention, Pesticides, and Toxic Substances plans to submit to show that the pesticides in question are not proper. Additionally the parties must file: "(1) Any objections that the administrative record filed under paragraph (a)(l) of this section is incomplete. (2) All documents (other than those filed under paragraph (a) of this section) in the party's files containing factual information or expert opinion, whether favorable or unfavorable to the party's position, that relates to the issues involved in the hearing. For purposes of this paragraph, files means the party's principal files in which documents relating to each of the issues in the hearing are ordinarily kept. Documents that are attorney work product, or were prepared specifically for use in connection with the hearing, are not required to be submitted. (3) All other documentary data and information the party plans to rely upon in the hearing. (4) A narrative position statement on the factual issues in the Notice of Hearing and the nature of the supporting evidence the party intends to introduce. (5) A signed statement that, to the best knowledge and belief of the party, the submission complies with this section." See 40 CFR 179.83(b). | Not verified |
| 123 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Regional Operations | EPAOPRMT0006 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | With one exception, discovery is not permitted during permit proceedings. For RCRA permits, the EPA Regional Administrator may, on a case-by-case basis, determine after submission of a permit application that there is a need for an "information repository." Establishing and maintaining the information repository is the responsibility of the facility. The information repository contains documents, reports, data, and other information deemed necessary by the regional administrator. The information repository is open to the public. (See 40 CFR 124.33) | Not verified |
| 124 | Environmental Protection Agency | Regional Offices | EPAOREGI0012 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | "Respondent's information exchange pursuant to § 22.19(a) shall include information on any economic benefit resulting from any activity or failure to act which is alleged in the administrative complaint to be a violation of applicable law, including its gross revenues, delayed or avoided costs. Discovery under § 22.19(e) shall not be authorized, except for discovery of information concerning respondent's economic benefit from alleged violations and information concerning respondent's ability to pay a penalty." 44 CFR 22.52. | Not verified |
| 125 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Grants and Debarment | EPAOSUSD0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 126 | Environmental Protection Agency | Office of Administrative Law Judges | EPAOWITH0011 - Hearing Level - Procedures | This procedure incorporates the prehearing information exchange found in 40 CFR 22.19(a) into its own proceedings. This requires parties to share witness lists, summaries of expected testimony, and copies of all evidence that will be introduced at the hearing. Any other discovery requested for Superfund cases shall only be allowed upon a showing of good cause and order of the Hearing Officer. See 40 CFR 305.26(f)(4): "(4) The Presiding Officer shall issue an order for discovery only upon a showing of good cause and upon a determination: (i) That such discovery will not in any way unreasonably delay the proceeding; (ii) That the information to be obtained is not otherwise obtainable; and (iii) That such information has significant probative value." | Not verified | |
| 127 | Farm Credit Administration | Unknown | FCAOCIVP0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | "Thirty (30) days prior to the hearing, parties shall exchange a list of the names of witnesses with a general description of their expected testimony, and a list and one copy of all documents or other physical exhibits which will be introduced in evidence in the course of the proceeding." 12 CFR 622.7(c) | Not verified |
| 128 | Farm Credit Administration | Unknown | FCAOCLAM0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Not verified | ||
| 129 | Farm Credit Administration | Credit Review Committee | FCAOLOAN0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 130 | Farm Credit Administration | Unknown | FCAOSUSR0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | Formal rules of evidence apply as much as the Board says they apply in a particular proceeding. | Not verified |
| 131 | Federal Communications Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FCCOCOLL0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 132 | Federal Communications Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FCCOEAJA0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Not verified | ||
| 133 | Federal Communications Commission | Commission | FCCOEQUI0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 134 | Federal Communications Commission | Investigations and Hearings Division | FCCOINHD0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Parties may take depositions, send interrogatories, or make requests for production of documents. | Not verified |
| 135 | Federal Communications Commission | Enforcement Bureau | FCCOMDRD0007 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | In cases concerning formal complaints against common carriers, a complainant or defendant may file with the Commission and serve on the opposing party, a request for up to ten written interrogatories. The Commission may modify existing discovery or allow additional discovery, including, but not limited to, document production, depositions and/or additional interrogatories. 47 C.F.R. § 1.729. | Not verified |
| 136 | Federal Communications Commission | Enforcement Bureau | FCCOMDRD0008 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Each party, with its initial pleading, shall serve copies of all documents in the possession, custody or control of the party that are likely to bear significantly on any claim or defense. In pre-status conference, parties may request the production of additional document, seek leave to conduct a reasonable number of depositions. However, interrogatories should not be routinely granted. Parties may also obtain expert witnesses, but they are also subject to depositions. | Not verified |
| 137 | Federal Communications Commission | Enforcement Bureau | FCCOMDRD0009 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | The Commission (or its delegated authority) may order evidentiary procedures upon any issues it finds to have been raised by the filings. | Not verified |
| 138 | Federal Communications Commission | Enforcement Bureau | FCCOMDRD0010 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Scope of discovery is determined on a case-by-case basis. The Commission (or its delegated authority) may in its discretion order discovery limited to the issues specified by the Commission. Such discovery may include answers to written interrogatories, depositions, document production, or requests for admissions. | Not verified |
| 139 | Federal Communications Commission | Enforcement Bureau | FCCOTCCD0011 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Complainant may file up to 10 written interrogatories. Additional discovery is at the discretion of the hearing officer, but may include document production, depositions, or additional interrogatories. See 47 C.F.R. § 14.47. | Not verified |
| 140 | Foreign Claims Settlement Commission | Commission | FCSCADJU0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Claimants may seek, upon Commission approval and issuance/order (as applicable), discovery through subpoenas duces tecum and depositions (oral or written). (45 CFR 501.2, 501.5) | Verified |
| 141 | Foreign Claims Settlement Commission | Commission | FCSCCLMS0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | The Commission has authority to order that testimony be taken by deposition. Any person may be compelled to appear and depose, and to produce books, papers, documents, records, correspondence and other evidence. | Not verified |
| 142 | Federal Election Commission | Commission | FECOADMN0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 143 | Federal Election Commission | Commission | FECOREPA0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 144 | Federal Energy Regulatory Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges and Dispute Resolution | FERCALJO0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Types and scope of discovery available for matters set for hearing under Subpart E is similar to federal district court. Discovery mechanisms include: depositions of parties, corporations/entities, non-parties, and experts; data requests; interrogatories;document requests; inspection requests; requests for admission. (18 CFR pt. 385, subpt. D). Discovery motions practice available, including: motions to compel, motions to quash subpoenas, or motions for order limiting discovery. ALJs also have the authority to sanction parties for discovery abuses or failure to comply with a discovery order. FERC rules expressly provide that parties have no continuing duty to supplement discovery responses. FERC has differentiated case management, which establishes default discovery time frames; ALJs have discretion to adjust as required to meet the needs of a case. | Verified |
| 145 | Federal Energy Regulatory Commission | Office of the Secretary | FERCCOMM0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | Proceedings Set for Hearing Under Subpart E: The Commission, as a hearing-level body, rarely conducts evidentiary hearings under Subpart E (18 CFR pt. 385, subpt. E). However, albeit rare, when the Commission does so, discovery available to parties is similar to federal district court. Discovery mechanisms include: depositions of parties, corporations/entities, non-parties, and experts; data requests; interrogatories;document requests; inspection requests; requests for admission. (18 CFR pt. 385, subpt. D). | Verified |
| 146 | Federal Housing Finance Agency | Office of the Director | FHFACAPC0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 147 | Federal Housing Finance Agency | Unknown | FHFADEBT0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 148 | Federal Housing Finance Agency | Office of the Director | FHFAENFO0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Document discovery, where documents include "records, drawings, graphs, charts, photographs, recordings, or data stored in electronic form or other data compilations from which information can be obtained or translated, if necessary, by the parties through detection devices into reasonably usable form (e.g., electronically stored information), as well as written material of all kinds." 12 CFR 1209.29(a)(1). Some documents, such as privileged documents, are not discoverable. Discovery procedures are outlined in 12 CFR 1209.29-1209.31. | Not verified |
| 149 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Federal Labor Relations Authority | FLRAARBI0008 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 150 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Foreign Service Impasse Disputes Panel | FLRABIMP0006 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Not verified | ||
| 151 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Federal Labor Relations Authority | FLRABNEG0005 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 152 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Office of the Regional Director (7 Regional Offices) | FLRABREP0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | "Two (2) copies of documentary evidence shall be submitted and a copy furnished to each of the other parties." 22 CFR 1422.11(a) | Verified |
| 153 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FLRABULP0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Verified | |
| 154 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Federal Service Impasses Panel | FLRAIMPP0007 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 155 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Office of the Regional Director (7 Regional Offices) | FLRAREPE0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | "After a petition is filed, all parties must, upon request of the Regional Director, furnish the Regional Director and serve all parties affected by issues raised in the petition with information concerning parties, issues, and agreements raised in or affected by the petition." 5 CFR 2422.15(a) It is not true discovery in the civil litigation sense but information sharing. The process is not adversarial. | Verified |
| 156 | Federal Labor Relations Authority | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FLRAUNLP0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Parties must exchange "[p]roposed witness lists, including a brief synopsis of the expected testimony of each witness; [c]opies of documents, with an index, proposed to be offered into evidence; and [a] brief statement of the theory of the case, including relief sought, and any and all defenses to the allegations in the complaint." 5 CFR 2423.23 | Verified |
| 157 | Federal Maritime Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FMCOSHIP0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Oral and written depositions, written interrogatories, production of documents, and requests for admission are all permitted under discovery. | Verified |
| 158 | Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service | Budget & Finance | FMCSSOFF0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Debtor is not permitted to conduct full "traditional" discovery, but, upon request, may inspect and copy records related to the debt. (29 CFR 1450.21(a)(5)) | Verified |
| 159 | Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service | Office of the Director | FMCSSUSD0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 160 | Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FMSHCITA0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | After an answer has been filed, a party may conduct discovery, including depositions, interrogatories, and requests for admissions, for production of documents, or for inspections. 29 CFR 2700.58 | Not verified |
| 161 | Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FMSHCONT0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Parties may obtain discovery by one or more of the following methods: Depositions upon oral exam or written questions; written interrogatories; requests for admission, for production of documents or objects or for permissions to enter upon property for inspecting, copying, photographing, and gathering information. Parties may obtain discovery of any relevant, non-privileged matter that is admissible evidence or appears likely to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. | Not verified |
| 162 | Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FMSHEAJA0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | 29 CFR 2704.306(b)-(c): On request of either the applicant or the Secretary, or on the ALJ's own initiative, the judge may order further proceedings, such as an informal conference, oral argument, additional written submissions or . . . pertinent discovery or an evidentiary hearing. If the proceeding was conceded by the Secretary on the merits, withdrawn by the Secretary, or otherwise settled before any of the merits were heard, the applicant and Secretary may supplement the record with affidavits and other documentary evidence | Not verified |
| 163 | Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FMSHFADJ0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | *For All Matters Except Simplified Proceedings: Parties may obtain discovery of any relevant, non-privileged matter that is admissible evidence or appears to lead to discovery of admissible evidence (29 CFR 2700.56(b)).Methods of discovery include: depositions, interrogatories, requests for admissions, production of documents, and requests for permission to enter property for inspecting, copying, photographing, and gathering information. (29 CFR 2700.56(a)) * Simplified Proceedings (29 CFR 2700 Subpart J): Mandatory disclosure and exchange of information by parties within 45 days of designation of simplified proceeding. Disclosures cover any information in parties' possession, custody or control that may be used to support claim or defense. Disclosing party must provide privilege log for non-disclosed documents withheld on basis of privilege. Aside from mandatory disclosures, no additional discovery permitted in simplified proceedings except as ordered by presiding ALJ. | Verified |
| 164 | Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System | Board of Governors | FRSXBOAR0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | Depositions are allowed in some case types See 12 CFR 263.73, citing to 263.53. In this case type, deposition procedures for formal hearings are applicable to informal hearings. In other case types (See 12 CFR 263.203 and 204), procedure for discovery is not specified. In 12 CFR 263.402, no discovery is permitted. | Not verified |
| 165 | Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System | Board of Governors | FRSXBOAR0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | "The administrative judge shall notify the parties of the right to seek discovery prior to the hearing and may issue such discovery orders as are appropriate. Unless the parties agree in writing concerning the methods and scope of discovery, the party seeking discovery shall request authorization from the administrative judge prior to commencing discovery." Discovery may include interrogatories, depositions, requests for admissions, stipulations, and requests for production of documents. 12 CFR 268.108(d) | Not verified |
| 166 | Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System | Labor Relations Panel | FRSXLRPX0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Production of documents, depositions (12 CFR 269b.442). | Not verified |
| 167 | Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System | Office of Financial Institution Adjudication | FRSXOFIA0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Parties may request document production and conduct depositions (12 CFR 263.24, 263.53), but interrogatories are not permitted. Parties may discover documents regarding "any matter, not privileged, that has material relevance to the merits of the pending action" (12 CFR 263.24(b)). | Not verified |
| 168 | Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board | Office of the Executive Director | FRTIBSOF0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Debtors may, upon request, inspect and copy agency records related to the disputed debt. (5 CFR 1639.23(d), 1639.51(b)) | Not verified |
| 169 | Federal Trade Commission | Office of Administrative Law Judges | FTCAADJU0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Discovery process and types similar to federal district court actions: mandatory initial disclosures; depositions (oral or written); interrogatories; requests for admission; document requests; expert disclosures and discovery; subpoenas duces tecum, ad testificandum, and for inspection. Motion practice (e.g., motions to compel, motions for protective order) permitted by parties and heard by ALJ. (16 CFR 3.31 - 3.40). | Verified |
| 170 | Government Accountability Office | Office of the General Counsel | GAOOBIDS0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Verified | ||
| 171 | Government Accountability Office | Contract Appeals Board | GAOOCONT0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Depositions, interrogatories, requests for admission, production of documents. | Not verified |
| 172 | Government Accountability Office | Personnel Appeals Board | GAOOPERS0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provide guidance, but they are not mandatory. Deposition, subpoena, interrogatories, and admissions are permitted. | Verified |
| 173 | Government Printing Office | Office of the Public Printer | GPROSUSD0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Not verified | ||
| 174 | General Services Administration | Civilian Board of Contract Appeals | GSAOCBCA0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | Interrogatories, requests for admission, requests for production, depositions, and subpoenas compelling witnesses to produce books/papers/documents at a hearing or deposition. See 48 CFR 6101.13 - .16. | Verified |
| 175 | General Services Administration | Office of the Chief Acquisition Officer | GSAOFARG0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | 48 CFR 509.406-3(d)(2) - "A party proposed for debarment . . . (ii) May request and receive a copy of the administrative record that was the basis for the proposed debarment. If information is withheld, the party will be notified and provided the reason." This procedure applies to suspension actions by virtue of 48 CFR 509.407-3(a). | Not verified |
| 176 | General Services Administration | Office of the Administrator | GSAONPRC0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 177 | General Services Administration | Office of the General Counsel | GSAOPRFR0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Interrogatories, requests for production, requests for admissions and depositions. Unless the parties agree, discovery is available only as ordered by the ALJ upon motion. See 41 CFR 105-70.021. The ALJ authorizes discovery only when it satisfies/does not offend the conditions in 105-70.021(d)(3). | Not verified |
| 178 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of Administrative Law Judges | HHSOADGA0008 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Depositions, interrogatories and document requests are allowed. | Verified |
| 179 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of Administrative Law Judges | HHSOCRDB0009 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Depositions, interrogatories and document requests are allowed. | Not verified |
| 180 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of the Secretary | HHSOFARO0010 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 181 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of Hearings and Inquiries | HHSOFDVA0007 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Part 12 does not directly address discovery; however, 12.92(b)(2) indicates that, in developing evidence on issues in controversy, the presiding officer may consider the exchange of written interrogatories directed to particular witnesses. 21 CFR 16.24(g) provides that FDA and the party requesting the hearing will, if feasible, at least 1 day before the hearing provide to each other written notice of any published articles or written information to be presented at or relied on at the hearing. A copy will also be provided in advance if the other participant could not reasonably be expected to have or be able to obtain a copy. If written notice or a copy is not provided, the presiding officer may, if time permits, allow the party who did not receive the notice or copy additional time after the close of the hearing to make a submission concerning the article or information. 21 CFR 17.23 provides that no later than 60 days prior to the hearing, unless otherwise ordered by the presiding officer, a party may make a request to another party for production, inspection, and copying of documents that are relevant to the issues before the presiding officer. Documents must be provided no later than 30 days after the request has been made. The term "documents" is defined to include information, reports, answers, records, accounts, papers and other data and documentary evidence. The regulation also provides a party the opportunity to file a motion for a protective order. The presiding officer may order depositions only when the showings in 21 CFR 17.23(e) are met. | Verified |
| 182 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of Attorney Advisor | HHSOMAPD0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Depositions, interrogatories and document requests are allowed. | Not verified |
| 183 | Department of Health and Human Services | Medicare Geographic Classification Review Board | HHSOMGCR0006 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 184 | Department of Health and Human Services | Division of Compensation Analysis and Support | HHSONIOS0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Depositions, interrogatories and document requests are allowed. | Not verified |
| 185 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals | HHSOOBEN0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | Discovery is permitted if CMS or a CMS contractor elects party status in the appeal -- see 42 CFR 405.1037. Under Part 405 adjudications, CMS and CMS contractors may not elect party status if the appellant is an unrepresented beneficiary. Under Part 422 adjudications, the application of the 405 discovery rule is unclear -- the managed care plan (a type of CMS contractor) has party status pursuant to the statute. In Part 423 adjudications, CMS and CMS contractors are not permitted to take party status -- their role is limited to "participant" status, thus no discovery is permitted. Discovery can include limited depositions, interrogatories and document requests are allowed. | Verified |
| 186 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of Hearings and Inquiries | HHSOOHAI0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | Discovery is permitted for the Medicaid State Plan Amendment cases pursuant to 42 CFR 430.86 | Verified |
| 187 | Department of Health and Human Services | Provider Reimbursement Review Board | HHSOPRRB0005 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Depositions, interrogatories and document requests are allowed. | Verified |
| 188 | Department of Health and Human Services | Office of the Secretary | HHSOSUSD0011 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified | |
| 189 | Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation | Office of the Executive Secretary | HSTFTERM0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 190 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of Affordable Housing Preservation | HUDMULTI0007 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 191 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of Appeals | HUDOAPPJ0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | *Administrative Sanction cases (Part 17): Debtors are permitted to inspect and copy HUD records related to their debt. (See 24 CFR 17.67, 17.90(e); 31 CFR 285.11(e)(2)(i). *Nonprocurement Suspension/Debarment/LDF cases: Rules of procedure for nonprocurement proceedings do not expressly provide for discovery. See 24 CFR pts. 180, 2424. Unclear whether Part 26-Subpt. A rules (which permit discovery) are invoked when nonprocurement matter referred to Administrative Judge in cases with disputed facts. | Not verified |
| 192 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Departmental Enforcement Center | HUDODECO0009 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | No discovery takes places unless there is first a determination that fact-finding is required. Upon the debarring official's determination that fact-finding is necessary, the case will be referred to an administrative judge for fact-finding, and discovery will be available. Interrogatories, requests for production, and depositions are all permitted. | Verified |
| 193 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Federal Housing Administration | HUDOFHAO0008 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 194 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of Hearings and Appeals | HUDOHALJ0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | All Pt. 26 Cases: discovery is available upon agreement of parties or as ordered by the ALJ. Forms of discovery available: requests for productions of documents, written interrogatories, and oral depositions, and requests for admission. Discovery-related motions practice (e.g., motions to compel and for protective order) are also permitted. See 24 CFR 26.42 - 26.44; 26.18; 24 CFR pt. 180, subpt. E. Rules governing civil rights matters also impose a supplementation duty on parties. 24 CFR 180.505. ALJ may order discovery necessary for expeditious, fair and reasonable consideration of issues. // PFCRA cases: The defendant has right to review, upon request to General Counsel, any exculpatory or nonprivileged documents related to the complaint. Apart from that only limited discovery is permitted at the discretion of the ALJ who determines it necessary for the fair consideration of the issues without being unduly costly or unreasonably delaying the proceedings. See 24 CFR 26.42(b). | Verified |
| 195 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of the Inspector General (OIG) | HUDOIGOO0005 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 196 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of the Secretary | HUDOMANU0004 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Verified | |
| 197 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of Public and Indian Housing | HUDOPHAA0006 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Not verified | ||
| 198 | Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity | HUDOSECT0003 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (Some Types of Cases) | The Assistant Secretary (or his/her delegee) may conduct "further investigation if deemed necessary" of a section 3 complaint. (24 CFR 135.76(f)(1)) | Verified |
| 199 | Inter-American Foundation | Office of the General Counsel | IAFOSOFF0002 - Hearing Level - Procedures | Yes (All Types of Cases) | Debtor is not permitted to conduct full "traditional" discovery, but, upon request, may inspect and copy records related to the debt. (22 CFR 1007.4(b)(5)) | Not verified |
| 200 | Inter-American Foundation | Office of the President | IAFOSUSD0001 - Hearing Level - Procedures | No | Not verified |
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