Ill. Admin. Code tit. 32, § 200.180 - Cross-Examination
a) Subject to the
evidentiary requirements, a party may conduct cross-examination required for a
full and fair disclosure of the facts.
b) If the hearing officer determines that a
witness is hostile or unresponsive, the hearing officer shall authorize the
examination by the party calling the witness as if under
cross-examination.
c) Any party may
call any adverse party as a witness and proceed to examine that adverse party
as if under cross-examination except that, if the Respondent wants to call a
representative of the Agency as an adverse witness, he/she may do so only if
the representative was directly involved in the determinations that served as
the basis for the Agency's Preliminary Order under this Part.
d) Any party calling a witness, upon a
showing that he/she called the witness in good faith and is surprised by the
testimony of the witness, may impeach that witness by evidence of prior
inconsistent statements.
Notes
Amended at 33 Ill. Reg. 14137, effective September 28, 2009
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