§ 2-05 Discovery.

   Discovery may not be permitted except upon order of the administrative law judge in connection with 48 RCNY § 2-04.

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§ 2-06 Determination.

   The administrative law judge will render as expeditiously as possible a determination as to whether the agency's decision is arbitrary or capricious.

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§ 2-07 Copies of Determination.

   The respondent must send copies of the administrative law judge's determination to such non- parties as may be required, for instance, by the rules of the Procurement Policy Board, 9 RCNY § 3-10(m)(5).

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Subchapter C: Additional Rules for Human Rights Cases

§ 2-21 Applicability.

   This subchapter applies solely to cases brought by the New York City Commission on Human Rights pursuant to the City Human Rights Law, Title 8 of the New York City Administrative Code. Chapter 1 of this title also applies to such proceedings except to the extent that it is inconsistent with this subchapter.

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§ 2-22 Definitions.

   For purposes of this subchapter:

   Commission. "Commission" means the New York City Commission on Human Rights.

   Complainant. "Complainant" is defined according to the Commission's rules, 47 RCNY § 1-03.

   Party. "Party" is defined according to the Commission's rules, 47 RCNY § 1-03.

   Petition. "Petition" means a complaint as defined in the Commission's rules, 47 RCNY §§ 1-11, 1-12.

   Petitioner. "Petitioner" means the Law Enforcement Bureau of the Commission.

   Report and recommendation. The "report and recommendation" referred to in this title constitutes the recommended decision and order referred to in the Commission's rules.

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