On September 2,  2022, an Administrative Judge determined that the Individual's access authorization under 10 C.F.R. Part 710 should be restored. Derogatory information was discovered regarding the Individual's arrest for Aggravated Driving Under the Influence. The Individual underwent a psychological evaluation by a DOE consultant psychologist. The Psychologist diagnosed the Individual with Unspecified Alcohol-Related Disorder and recommended the Individual remain enrolled in an alcohol treatment program and demonstrate abstinence from consuming alcohol, supported by monthly blood testing. The LSO notified the Individual that his access authorization was being suspended due to Guideline G (Alcohol Consumption) concerns. At the hearing, the Individual presented credible evidence he completed multiple alcohol treatment programs and remained enrolled in an aftercare program. The Individual also presented credible evidence he abstained from alcohol for just under one year, which was supported by documentation of monthly PEth testing, several months of random ETG testing, and several months of breathalyzer testing, all showing negative results. The DOE Psychologist also opined the Individual substantially complied with all treatment recommendations and was rehabilitated and reformed. After considering the evidence in the record and testimony presented at the hearing, the Administrative Judge determined that the Individual mitigated the security concerns associated with Guideline G. Accordingly, the Administrative Judge found that the Individual's access authorization should be restored.  (OHA Case No. PSH-22-0093, Martin)