Arkansas § 12-18-807 Administrative judgments and adjudications

Arkansas Statutes

§ 12-18-807 — Administrative judgments and adjudications

Arkansas § 12-18-807

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Ark. Code Ann. § 12-18-807 (2026).

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(a)If a court of competent jurisdiction adjudicates a question that is an issue to be determined by the Office of Appeals and Hearings, the prevailing party to the judicial adjudication who is also a party to the administrative adjudication shall file a copy of the judicial adjudication with the office.

(b)(1) The office shall determine whether and to what extent the judicial adjudication has preclusive effect on the administrative adjudication by applying the principles of claim preclusion and issue preclusion.

(2)The office shall not readjudicate any precluded issues.

(c)If the judicial adjudication is modified or reversed, the office shall determine whether and to what extent any issue in the administrative adjudication remains precluded and shall schedule a hearing with respect to

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(a) If a court of competent jurisdiction adjudicates a question that is an issue to be determined by the Office of Appeals and Hearings, the prevailing party to the judicial adjudication who is also a party to the administrative adjudication shall file a copy of the judicial adjudication with the office. (b) (1) The office shall determine whether and to what extent the judicial adjudication has preclusive effect on the administrative adjudication by applying the principles of claim preclusion and issue preclusion. (2) The office shall not readjudicate any precluded issues. (c) If the judicial adjudication is modified or reversed, the office shall determine whether and to what extent any issue in the administrative adjudication remains precluded and shall schedule a hearing with respect to any matter that is no longer precluded.