1. (a) A person who believes that a hearing officer or administrative law judge has violated AS 44.64.050 or a provision of 2 AAC 64.010 - 2 AAC 64.050 may file a complaint. The complaint must

   1. (1) be in writing;
   2. (2) identify the hearing officer or administrative law judge whose conduct is the subject of the complaint;
   3. (3) describe the conduct and other facts on which the complaint is based;
   4. (4) explain the reasons why the person believes the conduct violates AS 44.64.050 or 2 AAC 64.010 - 2 AAC 64.050;
   5. (5) identify the hearings or other proceedings conducted by the hearing officer or administrative law judge in which the person making the complaint is or has been involved;
   6. (6) provide the name of the person making the complaint, and the mailing address and telephone number at which the person can be contacted if additional information is needed or to notify the person of the outcome; and
   7. (7) be signed personally, under penalty of perjury, by the person making the complaint.
2. (b) A person who is unable to prepare a written complaint without assistance may contact the chief administrative law judge to arrange for an alternate method of filing the complaint.
3. (c) A complaint failing to meet the requirements of (a) of this section will be rejected or returned for additional information.
4. (d) The complaint must be mailed or delivered to the chief administrative law judge at the Juneau address of the office unless the complaint is about the chief's conduct. Complaints alleging a violation by the chief administrative law judge must be mailed or delivered to the attorney general.

(Eff. 7/2/2006, Register 178)