Author Question: A significant difference between an administrative hearing and a court hearing is that in an ... (Read 56 times)

nenivikky · **on:** Aug 3, 2018

A significant difference between an administrative hearing and a court hearing is that in an administrative hearing:

A. The hearing officer is not required to issue notice of a hearing to all parties
B. There is no jury
C. Hearsay evidence is not excluded
D. Hearsay evidence is excluded
E. There is no jury and hearsay evidence is not excluded

Question 2

The Legal Residuum Rule states that:

a. evidence that courts view as incompetent may be used in an administrative hearing and may support the agency's decision, but may not be the sole support of the decision
b. evidence that courts view as incompetent may be used in an administrative hearing and may be the sole support of the decision
c. evidence that courts view as incompetent may not be used in an administrative hearing for any purpose
d. evidence that courts view as incompetent may be used in an administrative hearing by
a person or organization in support of their case, but may not be used by the agency or the government against the person or organization