Minnesota Statutes
§ 14.52 — COURT REPORTERS; AUDIO RECORDINGS
Minnesota § 14.52
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Bluebook
Minn. Stat. § 14.52 (2026).
Text
The Office of Administrative Hearings may maintain a court reporter system and in addition to or in lieu thereof may contract with nongovernmental sources for court reporter services. The court reporters may additionally be utilized as the chief administrative law judge directs. Unless the chief administrative law judge determines that the use of a court reporter is more appropriate, an audio magnetic recording device shall be used to keep a record at any hearing which takes place under this chapter. In all cases, the chief administrative law judge shall use audio magnetic recording devices to keep the record of hearings except when there are more than two primary parties in a case and the chief administrative law judge determines that the use of a court reporter is more appropriate. If th
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Legislative History
1975 c 380 s 16;1977 c 443 s 9,10;1980 c 509 s 2;1980 c 615 s 26-33;1981 c 346 s 2-6;1Sp1981 c 4 art 4 s 40;3Sp1981 c 2 art 1 s 10;1982 c 424 s 130;1982 c 568 s 11;1983 c 210 s 18;1984 c 640 s 32; 1986 c 444
Nearby Sections
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§ 14.001
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE§ 14.002
STATE REGULATORY POLICY§ 14.01
CITATION§ 14.02
DEFINITIONS§ 14.03
NONAPPLICABILITY§ 14.05
GENERAL AUTHORITY§ 14.055
RULE VARIANCES; STANDARDS§ 14.056
RULE VARIANCES; PROCEDURES§ 14.06
REQUIRED RULES§ 14.07
FORM OF RULE§ 14.101
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