Petitioner has autism. Petitioner was properly terminated from the Services Options Using Resources in Community Environments (SOURCE) Program because she did not meet the target group criteria of aged or physically disabled. She also did not meet minimum nursing home level-of-care requirements.
Individual with autism did not meet SOURCE criteria. Read More
The Department of Community Health was not permitted to terminate Petitioner’s SOURCE services. The Department did not give Petitioner notice with sufficient specificity, nor did it consult with Petitioner’s primary care physician prior to the annual review for continued eligibility. Also, the Department was unaware of Petitioner’s recent health developments. Finally, Petitioner met the minimum
Termination of Petitioner’s SOURCE services reversed. Read More
Respondent’s real estate license was properly revoked as a result of unethical conduct. Specifically, she (1) altered a commission check, (2) comingled a commission check with her personal funds, (3) put a property at risk by taping the key to the outside of the lockbox in lieu of returning it, and (4) failed to submit
Realtor license revoked for unethical conduct. Read More
Testimony by two-way video is permitted where the witnesses are non-parties, are otherwise unavailable, and live out of state.
Testimony by two-way video permitted for good cause. Read More
The Department of Revenue was permitted to revoke a replacement Motor Vehicle Certificate of Title that did not reflect a pre-existing lien on the vehicle and reinstate the original Certificate of Title that reflected Petitioner as the original security lienholder. The issuance of the replacement title was the result of a fraudulent misrepresentation that Petitioner
Revocation of replacement motor vehicle title acquired by fraud. Read More
Administrative Law Judges of the Office of State Administrative Hearings (OSAH) decide approximately 45,000 cases each year. This website, the Administrative Law Report, is designed to allow the public, litigants, and attorneys to access a selection of recent decisions. The website has been updated and maintained on a monthly basis beginning March 2013.
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