Ill. Admin. Code tit. 50, § 2402.210 - Evidence
a) The Hearing
Officer shall receive evidence which is admissible under the law of the rules
of evidence of Illinois pertaining to civil actions. In addition, the Hearing
Officer may receive material, relevant evidence, which would be relied upon by
a reasonably prudent person in the conduct of serious affairs, which is
reasonably reliable and reasonably necessary to resolution of the issue for
which it is offered; provided that the rules relating to privileged
communications and privileged topics shall be observed.
b) The Hearing Officer shall exclude
immaterial, irrelevant, and repetitious evidence.
c) When the admissibility of disputed
evidence depends upon an arguable interpretation of substantive law, the
Hearing Officer shall admit such evidence.
d) A party may conduct examinations or
cross-examinations without rigid adherence to formal rules of evidence,
provided the examination or cross-examination can be shown to be necessary and
pertinent to a full and fair disclosure of the subject matters of the
hearing.
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