Section Mvi 208.02 - Control of Hearing(a) In cases of disorder or refusal to comply with the rules of the hearing, the board members shall use reasonable means, including but not limited to (b) through (d) below, to control the hearing.(b) Parties, representatives, and witnesses shall not engage in bitter exchanges, or vulgarities. When such an act is committed, the board shall admonish the offender reminding him/her that such behavior impedes the orderly disposition of a matter.(c) If the offense is repeated and further admonition appears fruitless, the board shall exclude a disorderly person from the hearing.(d) A disorderly person shall not lose his/her case because of offensive conduct or the offensive conduct of his/her representative or witness.(e) Notwithstanding (d) above, if a disorderly person's offensive conduct is so flagrant that it prevents the completion of the case, the disorderly person shall be warned that his/her conduct shall result in a default judgment entered for the case. The party may reopen the case upon submitting his/her offer of proof or argument in an orderly fashion.N.H. Admin. Code § Mvi 208.02
#6980, eff 4-21-99, EXPIRED: 4-21-07
New. #8978, INTERIM, eff 9-14-07, EXPIRES: 3-12-08; ss by #9043-A, eff 11-29-07