New Jersey § 43:21-6

§ 43:21-6.

An authorized agent shall be prepared to produce all necessary evidence and witnesses

at the time the hearing is scheduled to commence and provide, prior to the date of

the hearing, to all parties copies of any documentary evidence to be admitted into

the record. An authorized agent shall not: a. Engage in, or counsel or assist any party that is a client to engage in, conduct

which the authorized agent knows or should know to be criminal, in violation of the

provisions of sections 3 through 9 of this act or other provisions of this chapter

( R.S.43:21-1 et seq. ), or is prejudicial to, or unnecessarily delays, the efficient administration of

this chapter ( R.S.43:21-1 et seq. ), including any failure to be, without good cause, available and properly prepared

to participate in appeals, hearings and other procedures at the scheduled times; b. Engage in, or counsel or assist any party that is a client to engage in, conduct

involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, or the withholding of material

facts; c. Unlawfully obstruct another party's access to evidence or destroy or conceal evidence;

assert personal knowledge of the facts unless testifying as a witness; d. Refer at a hearing to a matter which the authorized agent does not reasonably believe

is relevant or is not supported by evidence; e. Seek to improperly influence any representative of the division; or f. Engage in any ex parte communication with any representative of the division concerning

the merits of any pending appeal unless all other parties have waived their right

to participate.