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4913.5
4913.5 - Hearings
01 Upon receipt of an employee's answer to charges, the
Board will immediately notify the employee of the time, date,
and place of hearing, if he requests a hearing. Not less than
five calendar days advance notice of the hearing will be given
to the employee. The chairman or vice chairman may issue and
sign the notice.
02 Hearings shall be kept strictly confidential; and
only the employee concerned, his representative and witnesses,
Board members and their counsel, plus necessary secretarial
assistance, and members of the Loyalty Review Board, shall be
allowed at the hearing. Each witness will be required to regis-
ter before entering the hearing and identify himself in the
hearing. Only one witness will be admitted to the hearing at
one time. The employee must be in attendance at all times;
but his counsel or repregentative may be in attendance at such
times as he deems necessary.
.03 The chairman of the Board, or in his absnece the alter-
nate chairman, will be responsible for the conduct of each hear-
ing. He will open the hearing and inform the employee and his
representative, if any, that this is an opportunity for the em-
ployee to present evidence and witnesses and affidavits on his
behalf in answer to the charges preferred against him. He will
also inform the employee that the transcript of the hearing will
not include all material in the file of the cage in that it will
not include reports of investigation, which are confidential;
that the transcript will not contain information concerning the
identity of confidential informants or information which will
reveal the sources of confidential evidence; and that it will
contain only the letter of charges, the evidence actually taken
at the hearing, and the interrogatories, if any.
04 The chairman may recess and reconvene a hearing at
such times as he deems necessary upon proper notice to all
parties concerned. Any witness or the employee's representative,
may, at the discretion of the Board, be excused and barred from
further participation in the hearing by reason of ungentlemanly
conduct, or abusive tactics or language, or deliberately causing
disruption and confusion in the proceedings.
.05 Hearings will be conducted in an informal but orderly
and business-like manner. Testimony will be taken under oath
or affirmation. Strict legal rules of evidence shall not be
applied, but reasonable bounds shall be maintained as to com-
petency, relevance, and materiality. Neither the employee nor
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