Section 17-111. JUDICIAL REVIEW

 

111.1A person aggrieved by an adverse decision of a board or commission, issued after a hearing, may seek a review of the decision by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.

 

111.2Failure to seek judicial review in the manner and within the time as the Court of Appeals by rule may prescribe, shall result in the decision of the board or commission becoming final.

 

111.3Within the time fixed by rule of the D.C. Court of Appeals, the board or commission shall certify and file with the Clerk of the Court, the record of the case, comprised of the following:

 

(a)A copy of the notice of proposed action and right to a hearing under §101;

 

(b)A copy of the notice of the hearing required under §102;

 

(c)A complete transcript of the testimony taken at the hearing;

 

(d)Copies of all pertinent documents and other written evidence introduced at the hearing; and

 

(e)A copy of the written decision of the board or commission.

 

111.4The record may be shortened if, with permission of the Court, all parties to the review proceedings so stipulate.

 

source

Sections 60.2 and 60.3 of Regulation No. 72-3, approved January 28, 1972, 5DD DCRR §§60.2 and 60.3, 18 DCR 436 (February 22, 1972).