18 Miss. Code. R. 23-3.2 - Authority of the Hearing Officer
The Hearing Officer shall have delegated powers including, but not limited to, the following:
A.
To issue orders;
B. To administer
oaths;
C. To call, hear, and
examine witnesses;
D. To take steps
necessary to conduct an orderly hearing;
E. To rule on requests and motions;
F. To dismiss cases for failure to meet
deadlines and other requirements;
G. To vacate or stay a case for further
action;
H. To waive or modify
procedures with advance notice to parties;
I. To compile the record of the
proceedings;
J. To render a
decision; and,
K. To take any other
actions necessary for the administration of the hearing.
The Hearing Officer shall not be required to follow the Mississippi Rules of Evidence.
Notes
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1. To issue orders;
2. To administer oaths;
3. To call, hear, and examine witnesses;
4. To take steps necessary to conduct an orderly hearing;
5. To rule on requests and motions;
6. To dismiss cases for failure to meet deadlines and other requirements;
7. To vacate or stay a case for further action;
8. To waive or modify procedures with advance notice to parties;
9. To compile the record of the proceedings;
10. To render a decision; and,
11. To take any other actions necessary for the administration of the hearing.
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