A. Generally. A party may present testimony and documentary evidence and argument with respect to the issues and may examine and cross-examine witnesses.
B. Preparation. A party shall have all witnesses, documents and exhibits available on the date of the hearing.
C. Exhibits. A party shall provide a copy of each exhibit to all other parties at the time the exhibit is offered to the administrative law judge, unless it was previously provided through discovery.
D. Responding to Orders. A party shall comply with an order issued by the administrative law judge concerning the conduct of a hearing. Unless objection is made orally during a pre-hearing conference or hearing, a party shall file a motion requesting the administrative law judge to reconsider the order.