Examination of witnesses. Parties shall examine witnesses orally, under oath or affirmation, except as other- wise provided in these rules or by the Presiding Officer. Parties shall have the right to cross-examine a witness who appears at the hearing.
Examination of witnesses. Witnesses before the Board will be examined oral- ly under oath or affirmation, unless the presiding administrative judge or examiner shall otherwise order. If the testimony of a witness is not given under oath, the Board may advise the witness that his statements may be subject to the provisions of title 18, United States Code, sections 287 and 1001, and any other provision of law im- posing penalties for knowingly making false representations in connection with claims against the United States or in any matter within the jurisdic- tion of any department or agency thereof.
Examination of witnesses. The arbitration hearing shall provide an opportunity for FUPOA and the University to examine and cross examine witnesses under oath or affirmation and to submit relevant evidence.
Examination of witnesses. The assessor may summon and examine under oath any person whose testimony is considered necessary to the proper discharge of the assessor's duties and may require the production of all books or other documents in the custody or control of that person that relate to any matter that the assessor has authority to investigate or determine. This examination may be conducted by an agent designated by the assessor and is considered an "official proceeding" within the meaning of that term in Title 17-A, section 451. The assessor or that agent may administer all oaths required under this Title and may, in the assessor's discretion, reduce any examination under oath to writing. Any person summoned under this section is entitled to receive at the same time a copy of the Taxpayer Bill of Rights statement required to be prepared under subsection 7-A. Any justice of the Superior Court and, with respect to the taxes imposed under Part 6, any judge of probate, upon application of the assessor, may compel the attendance of witnesses and the giving of testimony before the assessor in the same manner, to the same extent and subject to the same penalties as if before the court over which that justice or judge presides. [ 1997, c. 526, §7 (AMD) .]
