Pre-Hearing Statements

Pre-Hearing Statements. The Hearing Officer may require all parties to submit a pre-hearing statement at a time and manner established by the Hearing Officer. The pre-hearing statement may discuss, but is not limited to, the following topics: A. Issues involved in the hearing; B. Stipulated facts, together with an acknowledgment that the parties have communicated in a good faith effort to reach said stipulations; C. Facts in dispute; D. Witnesses and exhibits to be presented, including any stipulations relating to the authenticity of documents and the qualifications of witnesses as experts; E. A brief statement of applicable law; F. The conclusions to be drawn by the Hearing Officer; and, G. The estimated time required for the presentation of the case.