Iowa Admin. Code r. 641-33.21 - Prehearing conferences
(1) Any party
may request a prehearing conference. Prehearing conferences will be conducted
by the executive officer or designee, who may request the assistance of an
administrative law judge. A written request for prehearing conference or an
order for prehearing conference on the executive officer 's own motion shall be
filed not less than ten days prior to the hearing date. A prehearing conference
will be scheduled not less than five business days prior to the hearing date.
The executive officer shall set a prehearing conference in all licensee
disciplinary cases and provide notice of the date and time in the notice of
hearing. Written notice of the prehearing conference will be given by the
executive officer to all parties. For good cause the executive officer may
permit variances from this rule.
(2) The parties at a prehearing conference
will be prepared to discuss the following subjects, and the executive officer
or administrative law judge may issue appropriate orders concerning:
a. The possibility of settlement.
b. The entry of a scheduling order to include
deadlines for completion of discovery.
c. Stipulations of law or fact.
d. Stipulations on the admissibility of
evidence.
e. Submission of expert
or other witness lists. Witness lists may be amended subsequent to the
prehearing conference within the time limits established by the executive
officer or administrative law judge at the prehearing conference. Witnesses not
listed on the final witness list may be excluded from testifying unless there
was good cause for the failure to include their names.
f. Submission of exhibit lists. Exhibit lists
may be amended subsequent to the prehearing conference within the time limits
established by the executive director or administrative law judge at the
prehearing conference. Other than rebuttal exhibits, exhibits that are not
listed on the final exhibit list may be excluded from admission into evidence
unless there was good cause for the failure to include them.
g. Stipulations for waiver of any provision
of law.
h. Identification of
matters that the parties intend to request to be officially noticed.
i. Consideration of any additional matters
that will expedite the hearing.
(3) Prehearing conferences may be conducted
by telephone unless otherwise ordered.
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