Mich. Admin. Code R. 418.89 - Subpoena; provision to opposing party; submittal of subpoenaed records; disputes
Rule 9.
(1) A
subpoena must be on an agency approved form and comply with the following:
(a) The party requesting the subpoena shall
certify that the matter about which the subpoena is requested is pending before
the agency.
(b) Magistrates or
attorneys may sign subpoenas. A subpoena must be fully completed before
submission to a magistrate for signing.
(c) The return date indicated on the subpoena
must provide a reasonable time for compliance.
(d) Magistrates may sign a subpoena for a
case assigned to another magistrate unless the assigned magistrate has refused
to sign the subpoena.
(2)
A copy of a subpoena issued by a magistrate or attorney pursuant to section 853
of the act, MCL 418.853, must be provided to all parties, or their legal
counsel if known, at the time of issuance.
(3) All subpoenaed records must be returned
directly to the party requesting the records. The charges for copying records
are limited to the charges permitted by R. 418.10118(1).
(4) The recipient of the subpoena shall
immediately do either of the following:
(a)
Provide a complete copy of the records to the requesting party.
(b) Make the records reasonably available to
the requesting party for copying.
(5) After a requesting party has obtained a
copy of subpoenaed records, that party shall promptly provide a copy to all
other parties.
(6) Only those
records admitted into evidence or offered and excluded by a magistrate at a
hearing are placed in the agency file or maintained by the agency.
(7) Any dispute arising under this rule must
be brought by motion before the assigned magistrate and have a copy of the
subpoena attached. A copy of the motion and the subpoena must be served on all
parties or their counsel, and proof of service filed with the agency. If a
party claims certain subpoenaed records, or portions thereof, are protected
from disclosure by a privilege, the magistrate assigned to the case shall
assign another magistrate to hear the motion, review the records, and order
production of the records, or portions thereof, not specifically protected by a
privilege.
(8) A witness who
attends any action or proceeding pending before a magistrate shall be paid a
witness fee of $12.00 for each day and $6.00 for each half day. The traveling
expenses are those authorized in the state standardized travel
regulations.
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