31 Tex. Admin. Code § 2.9 - Prehearing Conferences
(a) When
appropriate, the administrative law judge may hold a prehearing conference to
resolve matters preliminary to the hearing. At the discretion of the
administrative law judge, a prehearing conference may be held by
telephone.
(b) A prehearing
conference may be convened to address the following matters:
(1) notice or jurisdiction;
(2) scope or party status;
(3) venue;
(4) factual and legal issues;
(5) motions;
(6) issuance of subpoenas;
(7) discovery disputes;
(8) scheduling;
(9) stipulations;
(10) settlement conferences;
(11) requests for official notice;
(12) identification and exchange of
documentary evidence;
(13)
admissibility of evidence;
(14)
identification and qualification of witnesses;
(15) order of presentation; and
(16) such other matters as will promote the
orderly and prompt conduct of the hearing.
(c) At the discretion of the administrative
law judge, all or part of the prehearing conference may be recorded or
transcribed.
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