If you mean a "hearing" at which Orly can subpoena evidence to rebut the $20,000 sanctions award against her, no, there is no such procedure available under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. She was offered the opportunity by Judge Land to present evidence as to why she shouldn't be sanctioned, and she responded with a legally-frivolous attempt to disqualify the judge, without asking to present any evidence as to hte sanctions issue. So any opportunity to present evidence has been waived.
She will get 200 grand worth of publicity for a 20 grand fine.
Thats worth the cheese my friend.
This is not about the process of law. Its about politics.
And Orly has just won big time.