Illinois Administrative Code
Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
Part 3500 - REINSTATEMENT OF FIREARM RIGHTS
Subpart C - REVIEW OF APPEALS AND CONDUCT OF HEARINGS
Section 3500.300 - Consideration of Requests for Relief
Universal Citation: 20 IL Admin Code ยง 3500.300
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024
a) Upon timely receipt of all information required in Section 3500.200 for a request for relief, the Executive Director shall request a copy of the Department's record regarding the petitioner.
b) Upon receipt of the Department's record, the Executive Director shall make a record available to the Board members containing all information received from the petitioner, as well as the Department.
1)
Board members will be responsible for reviewing the record and may request
additional information from the petitioner or the Department. The petitioner
and Department shall have 10 business days to submit any additional information
requested.
2) If a quorum of the
Board is satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to consider whether the
petitioner has met its burden of proof under Section 10(c) of the Act, the
Board members will consider all information provided in the record, vote on the
electronic voting record made available for this purpose, and issue a final
administrative decision.
3) If a
quorum of the Board is not satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to
consider whether the petitioner has met its burden of proof under Section 10(c)
of the Act, the Board shall provide a notice of insufficient evidence to the
petitioner. The notice will include information on how the petitioner may
request a hearing before a quorum of the Board.
A) If the petitioner wants to request a
hearing, the petitioner must do so within 30 days from the date notice of
insufficient evidence is sent.
B)
The request for a hearing must be in writing on forms made available by the
Department through its website.
C)
If a hearing is not requested, a final administrative decision will be entered
based upon the record available.
D)
If a hearing is requested, Board members will not vote or render a final
administrative decision until after the requested hearing can be
held.
c) Upon completion of the electronic voting record by all Board members, the Executive Director will prepare an order for the Board consistent with the majority vote.
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