Transcripts of Hearings Sample Clauses

Transcripts of Hearings. Transcripts of hearings shall be furnished to any party involved in the disciplinary action on payment of the cost of preparing such transcripts. When transcripts are provided by the Officer of the District, the cost shall be determined by the Vice President, Administrative Services. When transcripts are provided by an independent contractor, the cost will be established by the independent contractor.
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Transcripts of Hearings. The cost of any transcript shall be borne by the party requesting the transcript. If all parties wish to have transcripts, the cost shall be borne equally among the parties.
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Transcripts of Hearings. Transcripts of Hearings shall be furnished to any person on payment of the cost of preparing such transcripts. When transcripts are provided by the employees of the district, the cost shall be determined by the employee in charge of business affairs of the district. When transcripts are provided by an independent contractor, the cost will be established by the independent contractor.
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Transcripts of Hearings. 9 Transcripts of hearings shall be furnished to the employee on payment of the cost of 10 preparing such transcripts. When transcripts are provided by the employees of the District, 11 the cost shall be determined by the administrator in charge of business affairs of the 12 District. When transcripts are provided by an independent contractor, the cost will be 13 established by the independent contractor.
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Transcripts of Hearings a. A stenographic record of all hearings shall be made by a court reporter. The District shall bear the cost of having the court reporter record the DISCIPLINE POLICY September 25, 1986 hearing. Transcripts of the hearing shall be furnished to either party on payment of the cost of preparing such transcripts.
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Transcripts of Hearings. We would like unexpedited transcripts of all major hearings your firm attends on our behalf unless you think it's not smart and you so clear it with us.
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Transcripts of Hearings. Hearings shall be recorded via audiotape. The audiotape shall be maintained by the CAO at the conclusion of the claim. The Hearing Officer shall provide the tape recording device and assure that testimony ceases while tapes are changed. Copies of audio transcripts are available upon written request and will be provided at the requesting party’s expense. If either party desires to have a court reporter make a transcript of the hearing or produce a transcript from the audiotape that party shall do so at their own expense.
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Transcripts of Hearings. Transcripts of hearings shall be furnished to the employee upon request.
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