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An example of an oral administrative proceeding is a transcript of what was said at an administrative hearing such as questions to or from a party, or a ruling on a decision.
Here are some examples of administrative hearings:

a hearing at a DMV to revoke a person’s driver’s license
a hearing of a governing body before a disciplinary board to revoke or suspend a particular license – for example, a medical, real estate, teaching, or contractor license
a hearing of a governmental body or department regarding wrongful termination, harassment, worker’s compensation, or discontinuation of certain benefits
a hearing of a governing body or department regarding environmental matters – for example, water, air quality, or endangered species matters

 
 Am I required to include oral proceedings in the record on appeal? No. However, the decision to appeal without oral proceedings should be carefully considered. If there are no oral proceedings in the record on appeal, neither party can raise any issues in the appeal about what was said in the trial.
 
 What does the Court of Appeal review in the record on appeal? The Court of Appeal justices rarely read all the information they receive in the record on appeal. Instead, the justices read the parts of the record on appeal that the parties discuss in their briefs and oral arguments, and the parts that are relevant to the issues on appeal. Each party must prepare a legal argument about why their side of the case is right. All parties must include references that tell the Court of Appeal justices exactly where to find places in the record on appeal that support their argument.
The justices may (but are not required to) read any other materials that are in the record on appeal. The appellant should include all materials relevant to the issues that are raised in the appeal – even if they are helpful to the other side. Otherwise, the Court of Appeal may conclude the record on appeal is not adequate and may reject the appellant’s claim.
 
 How do I serve a document to other parties? The court requires each party to tell the other parties in the case when they file documents in the appeal. The court calls this “serving notice.”
Who to serve. If there is more than one other party in the case, each party must be served with a copy of the document.
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evaluation demonstrates that legal representation for low-income tenants
can have a meaningful impact on their ability to obtain replacement
housing relatively quickly—which could reduce the chance they become
homeless. If the Legislature determined the benefits of the Shriver
Programs were policy priorities, it could provide funding to prioritize
expanding legal representation to tenants to the 47 courts that
currently lack the Shriver Program or expanding the number of people who
would be eligible for services. In contrast, if the Legislature
prioritized court operational efficiency by reducing delays from
incomplete forms or lack of procedural knowledge, it would be preferable
to invest in self-help centers, which can reduce court operational
costs.
State Lacks Strategic Plan For Legal Resources
Funding. The state currently lacks a plan for how to
strategically approach funding for legal resources broadly. This is
because funding for the array of legal assistance and service programs
supported by the state has generally been considered on a piecemeal
basis based on the needs of each individual program. This means that
decisions about legal resources funding have not been made holistically
with a view to strategically maximizing their impact. Specifically, the
different programs have not been compared against one another to see
which have the greatest impact, what populations are being served by
each program, where programs may overlap, where there may be gaps in
services. For example, self-help centers, law libraries, and legal
services providers (who may also receive federal and other funds) may
provide workshops on certain topics. However, it is not clear the extent
to which the workshops may cover the same topics and serve the same
population. Nor is it clear whether greater impact and efficiency could
be achieved by consolidating responsibility for certain workshops with
specific providers.
Strategic Plan for Funding Is Important Due to Large,
Potentially Growing, Unmet Need. Strategic use of any
funding provided to support legal resources is particularly important as
the estimated need for legal resources already exceeds the current level
of resources provided by the state. For example, a 2017 survey of trial
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