Administrative prosecutor definition
Administrative prosecutor means the attorney assigned by the Office of the Attorney General to prosecute disciplinary charges for the Board.
Administrative prosecutor means the attorney assigned to administratively prosecute cases pending before the board.
Administrative prosecutor means the attorney assigned from the Office of the Attorney General to prosecute administrative charges.
More Definitions of Administrative prosecutor
Administrative prosecutor means the Agency staff person assigned to prosecute contested case proceedings for the Agency and to handle all related matters, but does not include counsel for the Agency.¶
Administrative prosecutor means an assistant Attorney General assigned to prepare and prosecute charges against a licensee or certificate holder before a health regulatory board or the Office of Administrative Hearings. An assistant Attorney General who serves as counsel to a board can participate in the investigation of any matter before the board. However, an assistant Attorney General who is assigned to serve as an administrative prosecutor may not • serve as counsel to any board; • participate in the investigation of any matter before the board; or • be provided with any information from any investigation by a board until the board issues charges against a licensee or certificate holder. If a board decides to charge a licensee or certificate holder, it has to refer the case to an administrative prosecutor to draft the charges. Upon referral, ex parte communication between the board and the administrative prosecutor regarding the case is prohibited.