8 CSR 60-2.160 - The Record at Hearing
(1) The record of the hearing shall include
the notice of hearing; the verified complaint and any amendments; the answer,
if any, and any amendments; the finding of probable cause; the affidavit of
failure of conciliation; the transcript of the testimony taken at the hearing;
exhibits and depositions admitted into evidence; written applications, motions
and stipulations; briefs submitted by the parties; orders entered by the
presiding officer; suggested findings of fact, conclusions of law-decision and
order submitted by the parties; the hearing examiner's findings of fact,
conclusions of law and recommended decision and order; exceptions of the
parties to the recommended decision; the final findings of fact, conclusions of
law and decision and order of the commission; and all other pleadings. The
record shall not include rejected exhibits. Prehearing discovery filed with the
commission shall not be a part of the record unless specifically received into
evidence at the hearing.
(2) A
verbatim record of the proceedings shall be made and kept. The testimony may be
recorded by a stenographer, by video-tape, by audio-tape or by any other means
which will insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made. Any party
may request that the hearing be recorded by a court reporter. The party
requesting the reporter shall bear the costs of the reporter's appearance and
of the original transcript, which shall be submitted to the commission as the
official transcript. If no reporter is requested, the commission shall suitably
record and transcribe the proceedings.
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