16 CFR Part 1025
55 sections.
- § 1025.1Scope of rules
- § 1025.2Nature of adjudicative proceedings
- § 1025.3Definitions
- § 1025.11Commencement of proceedings
- § 1025.12Answer
- § 1025.13Amendments and supplemental pleadings
- § 1025.14Form and filing of documents
- § 1025.15Time
- § 1025.16Service
- § 1025.17Intervention
- § 1025.18Class actions
- § 1025.19Joinder of proceedings
- § 1025.21Prehearing conferences
- § 1025.22Prehearing briefs
- § 1025.23Motions
- § 1025.24Interlocutory appeals
- § 1025.25Summary decisions and orders
- § 1025.26Settlements
- § 1025.31General provisions governing discovery
- § 1025.32Written interrogatories to parties
- § 1025.33Production of documents and things
- § 1025.34Requests for admission
- § 1025.35Depositions upon oral examination
- § 1025.36Motions to compel discovery
- § 1025.37Sanctions for failure to comply with discovery orders
- § 1025.38Subpoenas
- § 1025.39Orders requiring witnesses to testify or provide other information and granting immunity
- § 1025.41General rules
- § 1025.42Powers and duties of Presiding Officer
- § 1025.43Evidence
- § 1025.44Expert witnesses
- § 1025.45In camera materials
- § 1025.46Proposed findings, conclusions, and order
- § 1025.47Record
- § 1025.48Official docket
- § 1025.49Fees
- § 1025.51Initial decision
- § 1025.52Adoption of initial decision
- § 1025.53Appeal from initial decision
- § 1025.54Review of initial decision in absence of appeal
- § 1025.55Final decision on appeal or review
- § 1025.56Reconsideration
- § 1025.57Effective date of order
- § 1025.58Reopening of proceedings
- § 1025.61Who may make appearances
- § 1025.62Authority for representation
- § 1025.63Written appearances
- § 1025.64Attorneys
- § 1025.65Persons not attorneys
- § 1025.66Qualifications and standards of conduct
- § 1025.67Restrictions as to former members and employees
- § 1025.68Prohibited communications
- § 1025.70General provisions
- § 1025.71Information required from applicant
- § 1025.72Procedures for considering applications
This is legal information, not legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always verify current law with official sources and consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for advice on your specific situation.