Conn. Agencies Regs. § 29-2-4 - Pre-hearing procedure in contested cases
(a) Any time
after the issuance of a complaint and before the scheduled hearing date, the
commissioner may order or a respondent may request an informal pre-hearing
conference. The granting or denial, or a request for a pre-hearing conference
is within the complete discretion of the commissioner or his
designee.
(b) A pre-hearing
conference may be held for any of the following purposes:
(1) to narrow the scope of the issues in
dispute;
(2) to obtain stipulations
as to matters of fact;
(3) to
stipulate as to the authenticity of documents which are to be offered in
evidence;
(4) to stipulate as to
the qualification of any expert witnesses who are to testify at the hearing;
and
(5) to discuss the possibility
of an informal disposition of the complaint.
(c) A pre-hearing conference need not be
recorded, but a written record will be made of any stipulations as to matters
of fact, as to the authenticity of documents, or as to the qualification of
expert witnesses. Any such written record will be signed by each of the
individual respondents or his counsel and by the commissioner or his authorized
representative.
Notes
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