Ariz. Admin. Code § R14-3-108 - Prehearing conference
A.
Procedure. The Commission or presiding officer upon its own motion or upon
motion of any party and upon written notice to all parties of record, may
direct that a prehearing conference shall be held for the purposes of
formulating or simplifying the issues, obtaining admissions of fact and of
documents which will avoid unnecessary proof, arranging for the exchange of
proposed exhibits or prepared expert testimony, limitation of number of
witnesses and consolidation of the examination of witnesses, procedure at the
hearing and such other matters which may expedite orderly conduct and
disposition of the proceedings or settlements thereof.
B. Action taken. The action taken at such
conference and the agreements made by the parties concerned shall be made a
part of the record and, if approved by the parties, such action will control
the course of subsequent proceedings, unless modified at the hearing by the
presiding officer.
C. Recessing
hearing for conference. In any proceeding the presiding officer, in his
discretion, may call all parties together for a conference prior to the taking
of testimony, or may recess the hearing for such conference, with the view of
carrying out the purpose of this rule. The presiding officer shall state on the
record the results of such conference.
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