Iowa Code r. 282-11.16 - Subpoenas
(1)
Subpoenas. In connection with the investigation set forth in
rule 282-11.5 (256), the board is
authorized by law to subpoena books, papers, records and any other evidence to
help it determine whether it should institute a contested case proceeding
(hearing). After service of the hearing notification contemplated by rule
282-11.7 (17A,256), the
following procedures are available to the parties in order to obtain relevant
and material evidence:
a. Board subpoenas for
books, papers, records, and other evidence will be issued to a party upon
request. Such a request must be in writing. Application should be made to the
board office specifying the evidence sought. Subpoenas for witnesses may also
be obtained.
b. Evidence obtained
by subpoena shall be admissible at the hearing if it is otherwise admissible
under rule 282-11.22 (17A,256). In subpoena
matters the parties shall honor the rules of privilege imposed by
law.
c. The evidence outlined in
Iowa Code section 17A.13(2)
where applicable and relevant shall be made available to a party upon
request.
d. Except to the extent
otherwise provided by law, parties are responsible for service of their own
subpoenas and payment of witness fees and mileage expenses.
(2)
Motion to quash or
modify. The presiding officer may quash or modify a subpoena for any
lawful reason upon motion in accordance with the Iowa Rules of Civil Procedure.
A motion to quash or modify a subpoena shall be set for argument
promptly.
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