Nev. Admin. Code § 281A.452 - Appearance of subject at hearings; effect of failure of subject to appear at adjudicatory hearing or reply to notice of investigation
1. Unless otherwise directed by the
Commission or the presiding officer, as applicable, the subject of an ethics
complaint is not required to appear personally at any hearing relating to the
ethics complaint except an adjudicatory hearing.
2. If the subject fails to appear at an
adjudicatory hearing scheduled by the Commission or fails to reply to the
notice provided pursuant to NAC
281A.410 and a continuance has
not been requested or granted, upon an offer of proof by the Executive Director
that the subject was given proper notice and upon a determination by the
Commission that proper notice was given, the Commission may consider the
alleged violations specified in the determination of the review panel to be
true or may proceed to consider the case without the presence of the absent
subject and may dispose of the matter on the basis of the evidence before
it.
Notes
NRS 281A.290
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