ADRE LAW BOOK 2025

R. Nothing in this section shall be used to exclude evidence in a criminal proceeding. S. Subsection A, paragraph 7, subdivision (c) and subsection E of this section do not apply to the department of health services for the purposes of title 36, chapters 4 and 7.1. T. Subsection B, paragraph 5 and subsection E of this section do not apply to the corporation com mission for the purposes of title 44, chapters 12 and 13. U. Except as otherwise prescribed by this section and notwithstanding any other law: 1. This section applies to all state agencies that conduct inspections and audits. 2. If a conflict arises between the rights afforded a regulated person pursuant to this section and the rights afforded a regulated person pursuant to another statute, this section governs. At any stage, any action or proceeding before any state agency, board, commission or administra tive tribunal involving a person on active duty in the military service of the United States or this state as a necessary party, which occurs during such period of service or within sixty days thereaf ter, may be stayed in the discretion of the state administrative entity before which it is pending, on its own motion. The state administrative entity shall not stay an action or proceeding on its own motion if the service member makes a written objection to the stay. Such action or proceeding shall be stayed on application to the state administrative entity by such person or some person on his behalf, unless in the written decision of the state administrative entity, the ability of the service member to pursue the claim or defense in the action or proceeding is not prejudiced by the military service. Article 7 - Military Administrative Relief 41-1071. Military relief from administrative procedures; process 1. “Administrative completeness review time frame” means the number of days from agen cy receipt of an application for a license until an agency determines that the application contains all components required by statute or rule, including all information required to be submitted by other government agencies. The administrative completeness review time frame does not include the period of time during which an agency provides public notice of the license application or performs a substantive review of the application. 2. “Overall time frame” means the number of days after receipt of an application for a li cense during which an agency determines whether to grant or deny a license. The overall time frame consists of both the administrative completeness review time frame and the substantive review time frame. 3. “Substantive review time frame” means the number of days after the completion of the administrative completeness review time frame during which an agency determines wheth er an application or applicant for a license meets all substantive criteria required by statute or rule. Any public notice and hearings required by law shall fall within the substantive review time frame. Article 7.1 - Licensing Time Frames 41-1072. Definitions In this article, unless the context otherwise requires:

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