Tennessee Statutes
§ 9-8-305 — Powers and duties
Tennessee·Title 9
Each commissioner, and each administrative law judge assigned pursuant to this part, has the authority to:
(1)Hear and determine claims against the state falling within the categories enumerated in § 9-8-307 ;
(2)Issue subpoenas, swear in witnesses at hearings and other commission functions, effect discovery and issue protective orders and the like, and seek enforcement pursuant to § 4-5-311(a) and (b) ;
(3)Rule on motions and objections;
(4)Regulate the course of proceedings;
(5)Take official notice of:
(A)State statutes and the rules and regulations of state agencies; and (B) Any fact that can be judicially noticed; and (6) Issue written findings of facts and opinions of law.
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Legislative History
Acts 1984, ch. 972, § 5; 1986, ch. 626, § 7; 1997, ch. 165, §§ 4, 5.