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Session Laws, 1979
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HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(6)   AFTER CONSIDERATION OF ALL THE EVIDENCE, THE
COMMISSION SHALL MAKE FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF
LAW WITH RESPECT TO EACH OF THE ALLEGED VIOLATIONS.

(7)   IF THE COMMISSION CONCLUDES THAT THE
RESPONDENT HAS HOT VIOLATED ANY OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
ARTICLE, THE COMMISSION SHALL ENTER AN ORDER DISMISSING THE
COMPLAINT AND SHALL ADVISE THE COMPLAINANT AND RESPONDENT.

(8) IF THE COMMISSION DECIDES THAT THE

RESPONDENT HAS VIOLATED ANY OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS

ARTICLE, THE COMMISSION MAY ISSUE AN ORDER OF COMPLIANCE TO
CEASE AND DESIST FROM THE VIOLATION, MAY ISSUE A REPRIMAND.
OR MAY RECOMMEND TO THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY, IF PROVIDED
BY LAW, FOR THE CENSURE, THE REMOVAL, OR OTHER APPROPRIATE
DISCIPLINING OF THE RESPONDENT.

(9)   IF AGGRIEVED BY A FINAL ORDER OF THE
COMMISSION. THE RESPONDENT MAY REQUEST JUDICIAL REVIEW IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE
PROCEDURE ACT.

(10)   THE FINAL ORDER OF THE COMMISSION SHALL BE
STAYED AUTOMATICALLY UNTIL THE TIME FOR SEEKING JUDICIAL
REVIEW HAS EXPIRED. IF A TIMELY APPEAL FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW
IS FILED, THE FINAL ORDER SHALL BE FURTHER STAYED UNTIL THE
FINAL DISPOSITION OF THE MATTER BY THE COURT.

(11)   THE COMMISSION MAY SEEK JUDICIAL RELIEF AS
PROVIDED IN TITLE 7 OF THIS ARTICLE.

(12)   IF THE COMMISSION, IN THE COURSE OF
CONSIDERING A COMPLAINT SUBJECT TO (D), FINDS THAT THERE ARE

REASONABLE__GROUNDS TO BELIEVE THAT THE RESPONDENT MAY HAVE

COMMITTED A CRIMINAL OFFENSE, THE MATTER SHALL BE REFERRED
PROMPTLY TO AN APPROPRIATE PROSECUTING AUTHORITY, THE
COMMISSION SHALL MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE PROSECUTING AUTHORITY
ALL PERTINENT EVIDENCE UNDER ITS CONTROL.

(E) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISIONS OF LAW TO
THE CONTRARY, FOLLOWING THE FILING OF A COMPLAINT, AND
UNLESS AND UNTIL THE MATTER IS REFERRED FOR PROSECUTION OR A
FINDING OF A VIOLATION HAS BEEN MADE. THE PROCEEDINGS,
MEETINGS, AND ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMISSION AND ITS EMPLOYEES
IN CONNECTION WITH THE COMPLAINT SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN A

CONFIDENTIAL MANNER. THE COMMISSION. ITS STAFF,___THE

COMPLAINANT, AND THE RESPONDENT SHALL NOT DISCLOSE ANY

INFORMATION RELATING TO THE COMPLAINT, INCLUDING THE
IDENTITY OF THE COMPLAINANT AND THE RESPONDENT, EXCEPT THAT
THE COMMISSION MAY RELEASE ANY INFORMATION AT ANY TIME IF
THE RELEASE HAS BEEN AGREED TO IN WRITING BY THE RESPONDENT,
AND THE IDENTITY OF THE COMPLAINANT MAY SHALL BE DISCLOSED
TO THE RESPONDENT, AT THE REQUEST OF THE RESPONDENT, AT ANY
TIME.

 

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