27 Miss. Code. R. 120-9.10 - [Effective until 7/1/2025] PREHEARING CONFERENCE AND ORDER
When a prehearing conference is conducted, the presiding hearing officer may order any such matters as may resolve, simplify and/or expedite the appeal, including but not limited to a prehearing statement, dispositive motions, and statements regarding possible settlement, and may order any other preliminary matter be brought forward at that time at the discretion of the presiding hearing officer. After a prehearing conference, the presiding hearing officer may issue a prehearing order, if appropriate. Any such order must be issued within ten (10) days of the prehearing conference.
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When a prehearing conference is conducted, the presiding hearing officer may order any such matters as may resolve, simplify and/or expedite the appeal, including but not limited to a prehearing statement, dispositive motions, and statements regarding possible settlement, and may order any other preliminary matter be brought forward at that time at the discretion of the presiding hearing officer. After a prehearing conference, the presiding hearing officer may issue a prehearing order, if appropriate. Any such order must be issued within ten (10) days of the prehearing conference.