022-8 Wyo. Code R. §§ 8-11 - Order of Procedure
As nearly as may be, hearings shall be conducted in accordance with the following order of procedure:
(a) The Board or hearing officer shall
announce that the hearing is convened upon the call of the docket number and
title of the matter and case to be heard, and thereupon the Board or hearing
officer shall incorporate all pleadings into the record and shall note for the
record all subpoenas issued and all appearances of record;
(b) All persons testing at the hearing hall.
be administered the standard oath;
(c) The attorney or representative of the
State shall thereupon proceed to present the State's evidence. Witnesses may be
cross-examined by the Licensee or attorney if represented. Redirect examination
may be permitted;
(d) The Licensee
shall be heard in the same manner as the State's evidence. The State shall have
the opportunity of cross-examination and redirect exeunination may be
permitted;
(e) Opening statements
may be made;
(f) Closing
statements, at the conclusion of the presentation of evidence, may be made by
parties or attorneys. A rebuttal statement may be made by the State. The time
for oral argument may be limited by the Board or hearing officer;
(g) After all proceedings have been
concluded, the Board or hearing officer shall dismiss and excuse all witnesses
and declare the hearing closed. Any party who may wish or desire to tender
written briefs of law unto the Board may do so. The Board may take the case
under advisement and shall declare unto each of the parties that the decision
of the Board shall be announced within due and proper time following
consideration of all the matters presented at tile hearing; and
(h) The Board and hearing officer shall
retain the right and opportunity to examine any witness upon the conclusion of
all testimony offered by a particular witness.
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