1. (1) After an appeal is filed, the parties may stipulate to relevant facts and request that the stipulation be used in lieu of a hearing. The appeal tribunal may accept the stipulation in lieu of a hearing only if all of the following occur:

   1. (a) The parties entered into the stipulation voluntarily.
   2. (b) The stipulation contains all the relevant and necessary facts to resolve the issues as determined by the appeal tribunal.
   3. (c) The stipulation is in writing and signed, or electronically executed, by the parties.
2. (2) If the appeal tribunal does not accept the stipulation of the parties, a hearing shall be held unless the appeal tribunal provides the parties with additional opportunities to submit an acceptable stipulation.
3. (3) At the hearing, the appeal tribunal may accept a partial stipulation of relevant facts not in dispute if the stipulation is entered into the hearing record and is agreed to on the record by the parties.

History

History: Cr. Register, November, 1988, No. 395, eff. 12-1-88; renum. from ILHR 140.125 and am., Register, June, 1997, No. 498, eff. 7-1-97; CR 18-033: am. Register May 2019 No. 761, eff. 6-1-19.