Section R277-213-6 - Reinstatement from Revocation of License(1) The Executive Secretary shall deny any request for a reinstatement hearing for a revoked license unless the educator's stipulated agreement or revocation order from the Board allows the educator to request a reinstatement hearing consistent with the law at the time of the revocation.(2) An educator may request that the Superintendent order a reconsideration of the prior Board licensing action if: (a) an educator provides: (i) evidence of mistake or false information that was critical to the revocation action; or(ii) newly discovered evidence: (A) that undermines the revocation determination; and(B) that the educator could not have reasonably obtained during the original disciplinary proceedings; or(b) an educator identifies material procedural Board error in the revocation process.(3) A request for reconsideration by the Superintendent must be filed within 30 days of Board action for circumstances identified in Subsection (2)(a)(i) or (b).(4) A request for reconsideration by the Superintendent must be filed within 90 days of discovery of the new evidence for circumstances identified in Subsection (2)(a)(ii).(5) The Superintendent: (a) shall make a determination on a request made under Subsection (2) within 60 days; and(b) may request briefing from the educator and the UPPAC attorney in making a determination.(6) If the Superintendent finds that the criteria in Subsection (2)(a) have been established, the Superintendent shall make a recommendation to direct UPPAC to conduct a new hearing consistent with Rule R277-212.(7) If the Superintendent finds that the criteria in Subsection (2)(b) have been established, the Superintendent shall recommend to the Board that they reconsider their previous action.Utah Admin. Code R277-213-6
Adopted by Utah State Bulletin Number 2016-17, effective 8/12/2016Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2020-04, effective 2/7/2020