South Carolina Code of Regulations
Chapter 9 - INSTITUTE OF ARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
Subchapter 9-100 - ADJUDICATION RULES
III - THE HEARING
- Section 9-100.300 - Scheduling and Notice of Hearing
- Section 9-100.310 - Failure of Party to Appear
- Section 9-100.320 - Evidence: Admissibility
- Section 9-100.322 - Evidence: Confidential and Sensitive Information
- Section 9-100.324 - Evidence: Stipulations
- Section 9-100.325 - Evidence: Written Testimony
- Section 9-100.326 - Evidence: Exhibits and Documents
- Section 9-100.327 - Evidence: Witness Fees; Oath or Affirmation; Refusal to Testify
- Section 9-100.328 - Burden of Going Forward with Evidence
- Section 9-100.329 - Burden of Proof
- Section 9-100.330 - Closing of Record
- Section 9-100.340 - Proposed Findings; Closing Arguments; Briefs
- Section 9-100.350 - Record of Hearing
- Section 9-100.360 - Decision of Adjudicator
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 9, September 27, 2024
Comment: The hearing rules deal with scheduling and notice of a hearing, as well as penalties for failure to appear. They outline the rules of evidence to be used in an adjudication, including, but not limited to, admissibility, stipulations, written testimony, exhibits, confidential information and witness fees. They detail where the burden lies in all matters and speak to the closing of the record. This section provides for briefs, closing arguments and lays the groundwork for a proper record of the hearing and the decision of the adjudicator.
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