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Title 49 → Subtitle B → Chapter V → Part 511

TITLE 49—Transportation

Subtitle B—OTHER REGULATIONS RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION (CONTINUED)

CHAPTER V—NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

PART 511—ADJUDICATIVE PROCEDURES

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Subpart A—SCOPE OF RULES; NATURE OF ADJUDICATIVE PROCEEDINGS, DEFINITIONS

§511.1
Scope of the rules.
§511.2
Nature of adjudicative proceedings.
§511.3
Definitions.
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Subpart B—PLEADINGS; FORM; EXECUTION; SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS

§511.11
Commencement of proceedings.
§511.12
Answer.
§511.13
Amendments and supplemental pleadings.
§511.14
Form and filing of documents.
§511.15
Time.
§511.16
Service.
§511.17
Public participation.
§511.18
Joinder of proceedings.
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Subpart C—PREHEARING PROCEDURES; MOTIONS; INTERLOCUTORY APPEALS; SUMMARY JUDGMENT; SETTLEMENT

§511.21
Prehearing conferences.
§511.22
Prehearing briefs.
§511.23
Motions.
§511.24
Interlocutory appeals.
§511.25
Summary decision and order.
§511.26
Settlement.
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Subpart D—DISCOVERY; COMPULSORY PROCESS

§511.31
General provisions governing discovery.
§511.32
Written interrogatories to parties.
§511.33
Production of documents and things.
§511.34
Requests for admission.
§511.35
Testimony upon oral examination.
§511.36
Motions to compel discovery.
§511.37
Sanctions for failure to comply with order.
§511.38
Subpoenas.
§511.39
Orders requiring witnesses to testify or provide other information and granting immunity.
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Subpart E—HEARINGS

§511.41
General rules.
§511.42
Powers and duties of Presiding Officer.
§511.43
Evidence.
§511.44
Expert witnesses.
§511.45
In camera materials.
§511.46
Proposed findings, conclusions, and order.
§511.47
Record.
§511.48
Official docket.
§511.49
Fees.
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Subpart F—DECISION

§511.51
Initial decision.
§511.52
Adoption of initial decision.
§511.53
Appeal from initial decision.
§511.54
Review of initial decision in absence of appeal.
§511.55
Final decision on appeal or review.
§511.56
Reconsideration.
§511.57
Effective date of order.
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Subpart G—SETTLEMENT PROCEDURE IN CASES OF VIOLATION OF AVERAGE FUEL ECONOMY STANDARDS

§511.61
Purpose.
§511.62
Definitions.
§511.63
Criteria for settlement.
§511.64
Petitions for settlement; timing, contents.
§511.65
Public comment.
§511.66
Confidential business information.
§511.67
Settlement order.
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Subpart H—APPEARANCES; STANDARDS OF CONDUCT

§511.71
Who may make appearances.
§511.72
Authority for representation.
§511.73
Written appearances.
§511.74
Attorneys.
§511.75
Persons not attorneys.
§511.76
Qualifications and standards of conduct.
§511.77
Restrictions as to former members and employees.
§511.78
Prohibited communications.
Appendix
Appendix I to Part 511—Final Prehearing Order

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