Minnesota Statutes
§ 176.312 — AFFIDAVITS OF PREJUDICE AND PETITIONS FOR REASSIGNMENT
Minnesota § 176.312
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Bluebook
Minn. Stat. § 176.312 (2026).
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In accordance with rules adopted by the chief administrative law judge, an affidavit of prejudice for cause may be filed by each party to the claim against a compensation judge assigned to hear a case.
A petition for reassignment of a case to a different compensation judge for hearing may be filed once, in any case, by each party to the claim within 20 days after the filing party has received notice of the assigned judge. Upon receipt of a timely petition for reassignment, the chief administrative law judge shall assign the case to another judge.
An affidavit of prejudice or a petition for reassignment shall be filed with the chief administrative law judge and shall not result in the continuance or delay of a hearing scheduled under section176.341.
This section does not apply to prehearing
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Legislative History
1983 c 290 s 144;1987 c 332 s 77;1Sp2019 c 7 art 12 s 15
Nearby Sections
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§ 176.001
INTENT OF THE LEGISLATURE§ 176.011
DEFINITIONS§ 176.031
EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY EXCLUSIVE§ 176.061
THIRD-PARTY LIABILITY§ 176.071
JOINT EMPLOYERS; CONTRIBUTION§ 176.091
MINOR EMPLOYEES§ 176.092
GUARDIAN; CONSERVATOR§ 176.095
LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS§ 176.101
COMPENSATION SCHEDULE§ 176.102
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Minnesota § 176.312, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/mn/176/176.312.