Briefs (Repealed)

(a) General. Briefs may be filed by a party either before or during the course of a hearing, or within such time thereafter as the Board or hearing panel shall designate. Failure to file a brief shall in no way prejudice the rights of any party. The order of filing briefs after the hearing including reply briefs will be designated by the Board or hearing panel. (b) Contents and scope of briefs, proposed findings and order. Briefs may contain: (1) a concise statement of the case, (2) an abstract of the evidence relied upon by the party filing, with reference to the pages of record, if available, or exhibits where the evidence appears, (3) argument and authorities, and (4) proposed findings and conclusions and, if desired, a proposed form of order or rule.