SECTION 785:4-7-8. Evidentiary objections and exceptions

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Objections to evidence may be made and "sustained" or "overruled" by the Hearing Examiner. If a party objects to the introduction of certain evidence and is overruled by the Hearing Examiner, formal exception to such ruling is not necessary. Evidence excluded may be identified and included in the record and offers of proof may be made for the purpose of preserving the objection to the exclusion.

                    
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