SUBPART D—Rules Applicable in Indian Affairs Hearings and Appeals (§4.200 to §4.357)
- 4.200—How to use this subpart.
- 4.201—Definitions.
- 4.310—Documents.
- 4.311—Briefs on appeal.
- 4.312—Board decisions.
- 4.313—Amicus curiae; intervention; joinder motions.
- 4.314—Exhaustion of administrative remedies.
- 4.315—Reconsideration of a Board decision.
- 4.316—Remands from courts.
- 4.317—Standards of conduct.
- 4.318—Scope of review.
- 4.320—Who may appeal a judge's decision or order?
- 4.321—How do I appeal a judge's decision or order?
- 4.322—What must an appeal contain?
- 4.323—Who receives service of the notice of appeal?
- 4.324—How is the record on appeal prepared?
- 4.325—How will the appeal be docketed?
- 4.326—What happens to the record after disposition?
- 4.330—Scope.
- 4.331—Who may appeal.
- 4.332—Appeal to the Board; how taken; mandatory time for filing; preparation assistance; requirement for bond.
- 4.333—Service of notice of appeal.
- 4.334—Extensions of time.
- 4.335—Preparation and transmittal of record by official of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
- 4.336—Docketing.
- 4.337—Action by the Board.
- 4.338—Submission by administrative law judge of proposed findings, conclusions and recommended decision.
- 4.339—Exceptions or comments regarding recommended decision by administrative law judge.
- 4.340—Disposition of the record.
- 4.350—Authority and scope.
- 4.351—Commencement of the determination process.
- 4.352—Determination of administrative judge and notice thereof.
- 4.353—Record.
- 4.354—Reconsideration or rehearing.
- 4.355—Omitted compensation.
- 4.356—Appeals.
- 4.357—Guardians for minors and incompetents.