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A witness list must indicate whether the witness will testify in person, by deposition, or telephonically, the witness's address and phone number, and a brief description of the subject matter and substance of the witness's expected testimony. If a witness list is required under 8 AAC 45.065, the witness list must be filed with the board and served upon all parties at least five working days before the hearing. If a party directed at a prehearing to file a witness list fails to file a witness list as directed or files a witness list that is not in accordance with this section, the board will exclude the party's witnesses from testifying at the hearing, except that the board will admit and consider
(1) the testimony of a party, and
(2) deposition testimony completed, though not necessarily transcribed, before the time for filing a witness list.
History: Eff. 3/16/90, Register 113
Authority: AS 23.30.005 (h)
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