This document discusses various aspects of administrative proceedings including:
1. Objections made during hearings must be resolved by the hearing officer, who can admit evidence subject to objections. Sufficient evidence is required in cases where objections are made.
2. Documentary evidence should be properly marked with letters or numbers depending on which party presented it.
3. Subpoenas can be used to compel witness attendance or request documents and materials. Subpoenas must be issued at least three days before scheduled hearings.
4. Records of proceedings such as recordings must be taken during investigations.
5. Filings sent by mail are deemed filed on the postmark date, while personal deliveries use the delivery date
This document discusses various aspects of administrative proceedings including:
1. Objections made during hearings must be resolved by the hearing officer, who can admit evidence subject to objections. Sufficient evidence is required in cases where objections are made.
2. Documentary evidence should be properly marked with letters or numbers depending on which party presented it.
3. Subpoenas can be used to compel witness attendance or request documents and materials. Subpoenas must be issued at least three days before scheduled hearings.
4. Records of proceedings such as recordings must be taken during investigations.
5. Filings sent by mail are deemed filed on the postmark date, while personal deliveries use the delivery date
This document discusses various aspects of administrative proceedings including:
1. Objections made during hearings must be resolved by the hearing officer, who can admit evidence subject to objections. Sufficient evidence is required in cases where objections are made.
2. Documentary evidence should be properly marked with letters or numbers depending on which party presented it.
3. Subpoenas can be used to compel witness attendance or request documents and materials. Subpoenas must be issued at least three days before scheduled hearings.
4. Records of proceedings such as recordings must be taken during investigations.
5. Filings sent by mail are deemed filed on the postmark date, while personal deliveries use the delivery date
This document discusses various aspects of administrative proceedings including:
1. Objections made during hearings must be resolved by the hearing officer, who can admit evidence subject to objections. Sufficient evidence is required in cases where objections are made.
2. Documentary evidence should be properly marked with letters or numbers depending on which party presented it.
3. Subpoenas can be used to compel witness attendance or request documents and materials. Subpoenas must be issued at least three days before scheduled hearings.
4. Records of proceedings such as recordings must be taken during investigations.
5. Filings sent by mail are deemed filed on the postmark date, while personal deliveries use the delivery date
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*Objection
*Markings
*Subpoena
*Records of Proceeding
*Filing Motion,Prtition,Appeals and Other
Pleadings
*Effect of Pendency of an Adminstrative Case
Objections must be resolve during hearing by SHO.in case of doubt he shall allow the admission of evidence subject to the objection interpose against its admission.there shall be sufficient evidence in case of objection Markings of Documentary evidence shall be properly marked by letters if presented by complainant and numbers if presented by by the respondent. Subpeona refers to request of apearance. SUBPEONA AD TESTIFICANDUM –refers to a person subpeona ad testifiandum is to compel the attendance of the witness SUBPEONA DUCESTECUM-refers to the materials or ducuments
Subpeona issuancce must be at least three (3)days before
the sccheduled hearing. Records of proceedings, records must be taken during the investigation in any means of recordings Filing of Motions Petitions,Appeals and other Pleadings sent by mail shall be deemed filed on the the date shown by the post mark on the envelope which shall attached to the records of the case of personal delivery Effect of Pendenccy of an administrative case shall not disqualify respondent for promotion from cclaiming maternity paternity. For this purpose , a pending administrative case shall be construed as follows. *formal charge by Desciplinary authority *a prima facie case case found to exist