N.H. Admin. Code § Lab 203.07 - Telephonic Hearing
(a) With the consent of all the parties, the
presence of a party or the examination of any witness may with the approval of
the commissioner or the commissioner's representative be conducted by telephone
conference call, or video network conference provided that adequate facilities
are available to allow all parties to participate fully.
(b) If all parties do not agree to the
presence of a party or the examination of a witness by telephone call or video
networking conference, the commissioner, commissioner's representative or the
panel shall allow the presence of a party or the ability of a witness to
testify by telephone or video network conference upon a finding that:
(1) Adequate equipment and facilities are
available to allow all parties to participate fully in the examination,
and
(2) Allowing testimony in this
form is necessary due to one or more of the following:
a. Economic hardship;
b. Illness;
c. Distance to travel to the hearing from
outside of New Hampshire;
d.
Incarceration;
e. The safety of any
party to the proceedings is at risk based upon reasonable knowledge of threats
or acts of violence; or contagious disease, or
f. It would be manifestly inequitable to deny
the requesting party use of telephone call or video network conferencing to
present the testimony.
(c) If the commissioner or the commissioner's
representative determines that the assessment of the witness's credibility is
necessary, telephonic testimony shall not be allowed.
Notes
#8922-A, eff 7-1-07
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.