1. (a) If the attorney general determines after investigation that there is not probable cause to believe that a violation of AS 44.64.050 or 2 AAC 64.010 - 2 AAC 64.050 occurred, the attorney general will issue a written notice of dismissal of the complaint.
2. (b) If the attorney general designates an adjudicator to hold a hearing on a complaint, the attorney general, after receiving the adjudicator's proposed findings and recommendations, will issue written findings and recommendations for corrective or disciplinary action.

3. (c) If the attorney general issues a notice of dismissal or written findings and recommendations concerning a complaint, the attorney general will submit copies to

   1. (1) the person making the complaint;
   2. (2) the subject of the complaint;
   3. (3) the chief administrative law judge;
   4. (4) the agency that employed or retained the subject of the complaint for the hearings or proceedings described in the complaint, if the subject of the complaint was not employed or retained by the office of administrative hearings for those hearings or proceedings;
   5. (5) the investigator of the complaint;
   6. (6) the adjudicator, if the attorney general designated an adjudicator to hold a hearing on the complaint;
   7. (7) the supervisor of the subject of the complaint, if the subject of the complaint is a state employee and the chief administrative law judge is not the employee's supervisor; and
   8. (8) the governor, if the chief administrative law judge is the subject of the complaint.

(Eff. 10/29/2006, Register 180)

Authority: AS 44.64.050