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(1) All rulings upon objections to the
admissibility of evidence shall be made in
accordance with the provisions of these rules.
(2) When portions only of a document are to be
relied upon, the offering party shall identify the
pertinent excerpts and state the purpose for which
such materials will be offered. Only the excerpts,
in the form of copies, shall be received in the
record. However, the whole of the original
documents, except any portions containing
confidential material protected by law, shall be
made available for examination and for use by all
parties.
(3) The refusal of a witness to answer any
question which has been ruled to be proper shall, in
the discretion of the hearing officer, be ground for
striking all testimony previously given by such
witness on related matter.
(4) Evidence is admissible if received prior
to, or during, the hearing. |