Witness Testimony. When appropriate, agency employees may be requested by the appellant to serve as witness. These employees will generally be made available for appeal hearings. Witnesses may also be required to attend a proceeding as a witness by subpoena if the agency determines the requested witness will not testify at a NAD hearing. Employees who receive a request to testify at an appeal hearing or are subpoenaed must immediately notify their supervisor and the STC or designee. The employee may not provide any statements to the NAD hearing officer or the appellant without the prior knowledge and consent of the STC.
Witness Testimony. 14.9.7.1 The Hearing Officer shall swear in all witnesses for the record prior to them offering testimony at the hearing.
Witness Testimony. Any employee called to provide witness testimony will be granted unpaid time away from work to provide testimony or as otherwise required by federal, state or local laws. Employees may elect to use any accrued paid time off during their time away from work to provide witness testimony for non-work-related matters. The Employer may request documentation verifying that witness testimony was compelled by subpoena.
Witness Testimony. 1. In civil judicial proceedings, China shall afford a party a reasonable opportunity to present witnesses or experts in its case and cross-examine any witness testifying in the proceeding.
Witness Testimony. Work with the Mexican Consulate Office to: ♦ Provide notification of juvenile court hearings concerning a Mexican national or multiple-nationality minor and ♦ Secure the testimony of relevant witnesses who reside in Mexico. You may contact the Consulate Office to request assistance in notifying people living in Mexico of court hearings involving a child. Provide the Consulate Office with as much information as necessary concerning the names, connection to the case, and whereabouts of people to be notified. Home Studies You may request that the Mexican child welfare agency, DIF (Agency for Integral Family Development), be contacted to arrange for completion of home studies on potential placement options with family members who reside in Mexico. Make a written request to the Consulate that: ♦ Indicates the names and addresses of the potential placement options in Mexico, and ♦ Provides information about their connection to and interest in the child. You may share information on the child’s situation with both the Consulate and DIF in order to get home studies completed. The Mexican Consulate may also initiate a home study request at its own discretion. DIF will complete the home studies and forward them to the Mexican Consulate Office. That office will forward them directly to the responsible Department worker so this information can be evaluated by juvenile court.
Witness Testimony. Each party is entitled to call witnesses and cross-examine any witness that another party calls. The chairperson may direct appropriate City personnel to attend and give testimony at appeal hearings. Any employee so directed, including but not limited to a sworn officer, shall be paid for actual time spent at the appeal hearing. The chairperson also may direct appropriate management officials to require a City employee to be deposed by either party, with notice to the other party.
Witness Testimony any witness may be called for any length of time. The cross-examination of any witness is limited to 1/2 of the time used for direct testimony; however, the time used for cross-examination counts against the time allotted for the party calling the witness. For example, if Plaintiff calls any witness for ten minutes of direct testimony, then Defendant shall have up to five minutes of cross examination, and the entire fifteen minutes counts against Plaintiff's time. Narrative testimony and leading questions are not objectionable.
