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Hearing officer accepts submissions, allows observer and sets 20-day deadline for written decision
Summary
The hearing officer allowed John V. Moran to attend (but not act as counsel), accepted written submissions into the record, and said a written decision on the Elam Park discharge matter would be issued within 20 days.
The hearing officer handled several procedural matters before taking testimony: a request to have John V. Moran attend the hearing was granted on the condition he not represent Mr. Parks as counsel, and the officer accepted a submitted Supreme Court case document into the record.
During the session counsel and participants also dealt with a brief technical interruption for remote counsel who experienced audio issues. The hearing officer closed the proceeding and said, "I will issue a written decision, within 20 days from today's date," and thanked participants for attending. John V. Moran told the officer he had prepared case law and the officer entered the document into the record rather than permitting Moran to read it in full into the hearing.
The hearing record therefore includes written submissions from multiple participants and the officer's statement that a written decision will follow within the prescribed timeframe.
