Conn. Agencies Regs. § 10-293-17 - Hearings, general provisions
(a)
Purpose
of hearing. The purpose of any hearing the board conducts under Chapter
54 of the General Statutes, shall be to provide to all parties an opportunity
to present evidence and argument on all issues to be considered by the
board .
(b)
Order of
presentation. In hearings on complaints, applications and petitions, the
party that shall open and close the presentation of any part of the matter
shall be the complainant, applicant or petitioner, unless otherwise provided by
the board or the hearing officer for good cause shown.
(c)
Limiting number of
witnesses. To avoid unnecessary cumulative evidence, the board or the
presiding officer may limit the number of witnesses or the time for testimony
upon a particular issue in the course of any hearing.
(d)
Written testimony. The board
may, by order of the hearing officer, permit any party to offer testimony in
written form. Such written testimony shall be received in evidence with the
same force and effect as though it were stated orally by the witness who has
given the evidence, provided that each such witness shall be present at the
hearing at which the testimony is offered, shall adopt the written testimony
under oath, and shall be made available for cross examination as directed by
the hearing officer. Prior to its admission such written testimony shall be
subject to objections by parties.
Notes
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