HAR §11-1-39. relevant and material information may be read into the record, or copies of the redacted document received as an exhibit

Other parties shall be afforded opportunity at the time to examine the document, and to offer in evidence other portions believed material and relevant. (g) If testimony in a proceeding other than the one being heard is offered in evidence, a copy shall be presented as an exhibit, unless otherwise ordered by the hearings officer. (h) The hearings officer may disregard or strike direct testimony if opposing parties do not have an opportunity for cross-examination. (i) At the hearing, the hearings officer may require the production of further evidence upon any issue. Upon agreement of the parties, the hearings officer may authorize the filing of specific documentary evidence as a part of the record within a fixed time. [Eff FEB 14 2005 ] (Auth: §§91-2, 92-16, 321-9) (Imp: §§91-9, 91-10, 92-16)