Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1311.1

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Hearings - Record

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A. Hearings shall be held in the Insurance Commissioner's

offices or at such other place as the Commissioner may deem

convenient.

B. The Commissioner shall appoint an independent hearing

examiner to preside at the hearing to sit in the capacity of a

quasi-judicial officer.

C. All hearings will be public and held in accordance with, and

governed by, Article II of the Administrative Procedures Act,

Section 308a et seq. of Title 75 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

D. If at a hearing the person presiding determines that a

license which was suspended prior to the hearing pursuant to Section

1311 of this title shall be revoked or suspended, the period of

revocation or suspension shall be deemed to have begun on the date

the license was suspended pending the hearing.

E. The Commissioner, upon written request reasonably made by

the licensed bail bondsman affected by the hearing, and at such bail

bondsman's expense, shall cause a full stenographic record of the

proceedings to be made by a competent court reporter.

F. The ordinary fees and costs of such hearing examiner may be

assessed by the hearing examiner against the respondent, unless the

respondent is the prevailing party.

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