California OAH special education order · June 24, 2019
Order Regarding Digital File Format
OAH Case No. 2019060711 · ALJ Margaret Gibson
OAH directed that all digital recordings offered as evidence at the due process hearing must be in a format playable on Windows Media Player.
Summary
On its own, OAH issued a standard notice in this case. It says any digital recording offered as evidence at the special education due process hearing must play on Windows Media Player. OAH does not keep its own list of acceptable formats and points parties to the list on Microsoft's website.
People named in the order
- Margaret Gibson, Division Chief Administrative Law Judge, Special Education
Topics
Full text of the order
Published text of the OAH order. Page headers and numbers from the original PDF have been dropped.
BEFORE THE
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
In the Matter of:
PARENT ON BEHALF OF STUDENT, OAH Case No. 2019060711 v. ORDER REGARDING DIGITAL FILE
FORMAT
SACRAMENTO CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT AND SACRAMENTO
SPECIAL EDUCATION LOCAL PLAN
AREA
All digital recordings offered as evidence at an Office of Administrative Hearings Special Education Due Process hearing must be in a format playable on Windows Media Player. OAH does not keep an independent list of these formats, but a list is available on the Microsoft website.
DATE: June 24, 2019
MARGARET GIBSON
Division Chief Administrative Law Judge, SE Office of Administrative Hearings