Texas § SD.8801.109 - HEARINGS

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§ SD.8801.109. HEARINGS

HEARINGS. (a) Board hearings must be conducted as provided by this section and Section 8801.110 . (b) At a regular meeting of the board, the board shall set the dates, times, and locations for hearings to be held under this chapter. The board may hold hearings at any location in the district and may recess a hearing from day to day. (c) A person may appear at a hearing and present testimony, evidence, exhibits, or other information in person or by counsel, or both. (d) The board may use hearing examiners to hear a subject set for the hearing, but the board must make the decision on the subject. Procedures for use of hearing examiners shall be provided by rule. Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1277, Sec. 1, eff. April 1, 2005.

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