The City's Fair Hearing Compliance Notice dated April 10, 1997 was not constitutionally inadequate as petitioner contends. The notice adequately apprised petitioner of the legal burden facing him at the hearing, to wit, that he had to prove that his needs were not being met with 24-hour "sleep-in" care and could only be met with the "split-shift" care he requested.
The petitioner appeared pro se at the administrative hearing, and the documentation he presented...
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