Administrative Disqualification Hearing definition

Administrative Disqualification Hearing. (ADH) means an impartial review by a state hearing officer of a recipient's actions involving an alleged intentional program violation for the purpose of determining if the individual did or did not commit an intentional program violation.

Administrative Disqualification Hearing. (ADH) means a disqualification hearing against an individual accused of wrongfully obtaining or attempting to obtain assistance.

Administrative Disqualification Hearing means a hearing held by an administrative law judge of the Office of Administrative Hearings to determine if an intentional program violation (IPV) has occurred for which disqualification is a sanction.

Examples of Administrative Disqualification Hearing in a sentence

• The Rules and Regulations of this law govern the application and award of reasonable litigation expenses to qualified parties in fair hearing and Administrative Disqualification Hearing proceedings conducted by the DHS for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

• If the household fails or refuses to respond to any such request, the BICS, having otherwise completed his/her investigation and having sufficient evidence, may proceed with an Administrative Disqualification Hearing action to disqualify the appropriate household member.

• The Department may initiate an Administrative Disqualification Hearing regardless of the current eligibility of the individual.

• The assistance unit member waives his or her right to an Administrative Disqualification Hearing.

• NOTE: The client does have the right to view the eligibility file and any information provided to the Division of Individual and Provider Rights (DIRP) to support a Fair Hearing requested by the client or to support an Administrative Disqualification Hearing (ADH) requested by the State.

More Definitions of Administrative Disqualification Hearing

Administrative Disqualification Hearing. (ADH) means the process used to dispose of a case where there is clear and convincing evidence to substantiate an intentional program violation. It is an impartial review by a State Hearing Officer of an individual’s action(s) involving an alleged intentional program violation for the purpose of determining if the individual did or did not commit an intentional program violation.

Administrative Disqualification Hearing or "ADH" means an impartial review by a hearing officer of a household member’s actions involving an alleged intentional program violation for the purpose of rendering a decision of guilty or not guilty of committing an intentional program violation (IPV).

Administrative Disqualification Hearing or "ADH" means an impartial review by a

Administrative Disqualification Hearing. (ADH) means

Administrative Disqualification Hearing. (ADH) means an impartial review by a state hearing officer of a

Administrative Disqualification Hearing means a proceeding to determine whether an individual receiving Cash Assistance Benefits has intentionally misrepresented the

Administrative Disqualification Hearing means an impartial review by a hearing officer of an