Md. Code Regs. 07.01.04.18
Exceptions.
Effective Apr 5, 199926:7 Md. R. 540Family Law Article §§10-108.1—10-108.4, 10-112.1, 10-113, 10-113.1, 10-113.2, 10-114, 10-119, 10-119.3, and 12-102.3;Human Services Article, §§5-303, 5-408, and 5-501; State Government Article, §§9-1607.1, 9-1607.2, and 10-201—10-222;Transportation Article, §11-203; Annotated Code of MarylandAgency Note: Federal Regulatory Reference: 7 CFR §§273.15 and 273.16, and 45 CFR §§303.32c(5), 303.72 and 303.105;and 42 U.S.C. §666(a)(17) and (c)(1)(G)(ii)
- A. Any party may file exceptions with the Secretary within 10 calendar days of receiving the administrative law judge's proposed decision. Receipt of the proposed decision is presumed to occur 3 business days after mailing.
B. Exceptions shall:
- (1) Be in writing;
(2) Contain:
- (a) A concise statement as to each portion of the administrative law judge's determination to which exception is taken, and
- (b) The asserted basis for taking the exception; and
- (3) Be served on all parties to the proceedings and the Secretary.
- C. All parties shall be afforded the opportunity to submit written argument to the Secretary in support of, or in response to, exceptions.
- D. The Secretary may hear oral argument and may limit the time for argument.
E. Argument from the Hearing Record.
- (1) In any written or oral argument, a party shall identify specific evidence produced at the hearing before the administrative law judge supporting that party's position.
- (2) A party wanting the Secretary to review some or all of the testimony presented at the hearing shall submit, at the party's expense, a copy of the relevant portions of tape or transcript with the party's written argument, not later than 5 calendar days before any scheduled oral argument.
F. Additional and New Evidence.
- (1) Additional evidence may only be admitted into the record during the exception process with the agreement of all parties.
(2) Absent agreement and upon a finding that the evidence is material and relevant, the Secretary may remand the case to the administrative law judge to:
- (a) Accept the new evidence; and
- (b) Prepare and submit a revised proposed decision.
Authority: Family Law Article §§10-108.1—10-108.4, 10-112.1, 10-113, 10-113.1, 10-113.2, 10-114, 10-119, 10-119.3, and 12-102.3;
Human Services Article, §§5-303, 5-408, and 5-501; State Government Article, §§9-1607.1, 9-1607.2, and 10-201—10-222;
Transportation Article, §11-203; Annotated Code of Maryland
Agency Note: Federal Regulatory Reference: 7 CFR §§273.15 and 273.16, and 45 CFR §§303.32c(5), 303.72 and 303.105;
and 42 U.S.C. §666(a)(17) and (c)(1)(G)(ii)
Effective date: April 5, 1999 (26:7 Md. R. 540)
Regulation .03 amended effective April 15, 2002 (29:7 Md. R. 619); March 17, 2003 (30:5 Md. R. 366); October 22, 2007 (34:21 Md. R. 1913); May 22, 2017 (44:10 Md. R. 469)
Regulation .03C amended effective December 11, 2003 (30:24 Md. R. 1739); October 24, 2005 (32:21 Md. R. 1706); March 9, 2009 (36:5 Md. R. 421); May 16, 2011 (38:10 Md. R. 614)
Regulation .03G amended effective March 9, 2009 (36:5 Md. R. 421)
Regulation .03H amended effective December 11, 2003 (30:24 Md. R. 1739)
Regulation .04C amended effective August 19, 2002 (29:16 Md. R. 1286)
Regulation .05B amended effective October 22, 2007 (34:21 Md. R. 1913)
Regulation .08B amended effective August 19, 2002 (29:16 Md. R. 1286)
Regulation .11 amended effective August 19, 2002 (29:16 Md. R. 1286)
Regulation .21C amended effective October 22, 2007 (34:21 Md. R. 1913)