Mich. Admin. Code R. 792.11412 - Hearing location; telephone hearing
Rule 1412.
(1)
Hearings held to resolve disputes of determinations made under sections 13 to
25 and sections 54, 54a, 54b, 54c or 62(b), (c), or (d) of the act, MCL 421.13
to 421.25, MCL 421.54, 421.54a, 421.54b, 421.54c or 421.62(b), (c), or (d),
shall be scheduled as in-person hearings at a location determined by the
hearing system. At the discretion of the administrative law judge, the
testimony of parties or witnesses may be taken by telephone or video.
(2) With the exception of a hearing scheduled
under subrule (1) of this rule, all hearings held before an administrative law
judge shall be conducted by telephone, unless otherwise directed by the
executive director of the Michigan administrative hearing system or his or her
designee or designees.
(3) A party
to the hearing shall submit any documents he or she intends to introduce at the
hearing to the other parties and to the administrative law judge in time to
ensure the documents are received before the date of the scheduled hearing. All
documents submitted to the administrative law judge shall be identified on the
record. The documents shall not be considered evidence on the record unless
offered and admitted during the course of the hearing.
(4) If a hearing is conducted by telephone,
the administrative law judge shall, on the record, make inquiries that the
administrative law judge considers appropriate to ascertain the identity of the
individuals participating by telephone. Absent approval of the executive
director of the Michigan administrative hearing system or his or her designee,
an administrative law judge shall not require a party to submit an affidavit to
attest to his or her identity.
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