HAR §5-1-50. approximate size, where practical

Wherever practicable, sheets of each exhibit shall be numbered and data and other figures shall be set forth in tabular form. (2) When exhibits are offered in evidence, the original and copies in the number specified by the presiding officer shall be furnished to the presiding officer for use, with adequate copies for review by other parties, unless the copies have been previously furnished or the presiding officer directs otherwise. (h) If any matter contained in a document on file as a public record with the department is offered in evidence, unless directed otherwise by the presiding officer, the document need not be produced as an exhibit, but may be received in evidence by reference; provided that the particular portions of the document are specifically identified and otherwise competent, relevant, and material. If testimony in proceedings other than the one being heard is offered in evidence, a copy shall be presented as an exhibit, unless otherwise ordered by the presiding officer. (i) Official notice may be taken of such matters as may be judicially noticed by the courts of the State of Hawaii. Official notice may also be taken of generally recognized technical or scientific facts when parties are given notice either before or during the hearing of the material so noticed and afforded the opportunity to contest the facts so noticed. (j) At the hearing, the presiding officer may require the production of further evidence upon any issue. Upon agreement of the parties, the presiding officer may authorize the filing of specific documentary evidence as a part of the record within a fixed time. [Eff Jan. 16, 1993] (Auth: HRS §§28-10.8, 91-2) (Imp: HRS §§91-9, 91-10)