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Code · CFR · Title 12 — Banks and Banking · Part 1081 — Rules of Practice for Adjudication Proceedings · § 1081.111

§ 1081.111. Filing of papers.

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(a)Filing. The following papers must be filed by parties in an adjudication proceeding: the notice of charges, proof of service of the notice of charges, notices of appearance, answer, the disclosure statement required under § 1081.201(e), motion, brief, request for issuance or enforcement of a subpoena, response, opposition, reply, notice of appeal, or petition for reconsideration. The hearing officer shall file all written orders, rulings, notices, or requests. Any papers required to be filed shall be filed with the Office of Administrative Adjudication, except as otherwise provided in this section.
(b)Manner of filing. Unless otherwise specified by the Director or the hearing officer, filing may be accomplished by:
(1)Electronic transmission in accordance with guidance issued by the Office of Administrative Adjudication; or
(2)Any of the following methods if respondent demonstrates, in accordance with guidance issued by the Office of Administrative Adjudication, that electronic filing is not practicable:
(i)Personal delivery;
(ii)Delivery to a reliable commercial courier service or overnight delivery service; or
(iii)Mailing the papers through the U.S. Postal Service by First Class Mail, Registered Mail, Certified Mail or Express Mail.
(c)Papers filed in an adjudication proceeding are presumed to be public. Unless otherwise ordered by the Director or the hearing officer, all papers filed in connection with an adjudication proceeding are presumed to be open to the public. The Bureau may provide public access to and publish any papers filed in an adjudication proceeding except if there is a pending motion for a protective order filed pursuant to § 1081.119, or if there is an order from the Director, hearing officer, or a Federal court authorizing the confidential treatment of the papers filed.
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