ALJ Initial Decision
Findings of Fact
Certification of Settlement
Certification of Record
Certification of Question and Memorandum to the Commission
Report to the Commission
Procedural Order/Procedural Report
Protective Orders
Discovery Orders
Orders Permitting Interlocutory Appeals
Order on Transcript Corrections
ALJ Notices
This is a decision or ruling by an ALJ to resolve some or all disputed issues in a litigated proceeding. The ALJ initial decision is subject to review by the Commission, upon appeal by any party.
This is a document prepared by ALJ as and when directed by the Commission to state the facts/findings of the case.
This is a settlement before the ALJ that must be certified to the Commission and any record or pleadings that relate to the offer of settlement (Rule 602).
This is a document issued by an ALJ to certify to the Commission that the record of a proceeding accompanying the initial decision, or report is complete and accurate, listing the transcript of the record and the status of exhibits and other evidence identified in the proceeding.
This is a certification to the Commission for consideration and disposition of any question arising in the proceeding, including any question of law, policy or procedure. The Presiding Judge must prepare a memorandum which sets forth the relevant issues, discusses all the views of the participants, and recommends a disposition of the issues (Rule 714).
This is a report pursuant to Commission directive. Among the different types of reports to the Commission are Report and Recommendations and Findings of Fact, Report on Status of Proceedings. Report Pursuant to Regulatory Fairness Act, Report on Status of Settlement Negotiations. And Other Reports directed by the Commission.
This report is issued by an ALJ to advise or notify parties to a proceeding of actions related to the scope and schedule or the proceeding. Such orders can grant motions to intervene, set future procedural dates, modify procedural schedule etc. A procedural report (Form 101) is prepared at the conclusion of a hearing or conference and serves the same purpose as a procedural order.
This is an order issued for the purpose of preserving the privilege of a participant, person, or governmental agency (Rule 410(c)).
This is an order issued pursuant to Rule 403(b) of the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure stating any and all decisions made and agreements reached during a discovery conference.
This is a document when the Presiding Judge permits an interlocutory appeal. The ALJ must transmit to the Commission a memorandum setting forth relevant issues and an explanation of the rulings on the issues (Rule 715).
This is a ALJ order approving or disapproving transcript corrections.
These are notices issued by the ALJ with respect to actions related to a proceeding.
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