Wisconsin Administrative Code
Veterinary Examining Board
Chapter VE 3 - Complaint Procedures
Subchapter III - Procedures for Disciplinary Proceedings
Section VE 3.40 - Conduct of hearing

Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง VE 3.40

Current through August 26, 2024

(1) RECORD. An electronic or stenographic recording shall be made of all hearings in which the testimony of a witness is offered as evidence.

(2) EVIDENCE. The respondent shall have the right to appear in person or by counsel, and both parties have the right to call, examine, and cross-examine witnesses and to introduce evidence into the record.

(2m) REMOTE HEARINGS. A hearing, or any portion of a hearing, may be held by telephone or video-conference if the administrative law judge determines that this method is justified for the convenience of any party or witness, and that no party is unfairly prejudiced by this method. The party calling a witness to testify by telephone or video-conference shall notify the administrative law judge before the hearing to allow for making the necessary arrangements and is responsible for providing the witness with a complete set of numbered copies of all exhibits.

(3) BRIEFS. The administrative law judge may require or permit the filing of briefs.

(4) MOTIONS. All motions, except those made at hearing, shall be in writing, filed by the date set by the administrative law judge, and a copy served upon the opposing party. If no date is set by the administrative law judge all motions shall be filed 10 business days before hearing.

(5) SUMMARY JUDGMENT. The parties may use the summary judgment procedure provided in s. 802.08, Stats.

(6) ADJOURNMENTS. The administrative law judge may, for good cause, grant continuances, adjournments and extensions of time.

(7) SUBPOENAS.

(a) Subpoenas for the attendance of any witness at a hearing in the proceeding may be issued in accordance with s. 885.01, Stats. Service shall be made in the manner provided in s. 805.07(5), Stats. A subpoena may command the person to whom it is directed to produce the books, papers, documents, or tangible things designated therein.

(b) An administrative law judge may issue protective orders according to the provisions of s. 805.07, Stats.

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