South Carolina Code of Regulations
Chapter 9 - INSTITUTE OF ARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
Subchapter 9-100 - ADJUDICATION RULES
II - THE PREHEARING STAGE
- Section 9-100.200 - Initiation of Adjudication
- Section 9-100.201 - Consolidation or Severance of Adjudication
- Section 9-100.210 - Intervention
- Section 9-100.211 - Limited Participation
- Section 9-100.220 - Prehearing Statement
- Section 9-100.221 - Prehearing, Settlement, and Other Conferences
- Section 9-100.230 - Discovery: General
- Section 9-100.231 - Discovery: Scope
- Section 9-100.232 - Discovery: Supplementation of Response
- Section 9-100.233 - Interrogatories
- Section 9-100.234 - Depositions
- Section 9-100.235 - Requests for Production of Documents or Things for Inspection or Other Purposes
- Section 9-100.236 - Requests for Admissions
- Section 9-100.237 - Discovery: Protective Order
- Section 9-100.238 - Discovery: Motion to Compel Discovery
- Section 9-100.239 - Discovery: Sanctions for Failure to Comply
- Section 9-100.240 - Settlement; Alternative Dispute Resolution
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 9, September 27, 2024
Comment: The Prehearing Stage provisions detail the initiation of an action, consolidation and severance of actions, and intervention and limited participation in actions. They set forth the rules pertaining to prehearing matters, including all phases of discovery (including but not limited to interrogatories, depositions, and requests to produce or admit). The section also provides details regarding protective orders, motions to compel, sanctions for failure to comply with orders, and a method for alternative dispute resolution.
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