(1)
- (a) A party to a claim may audio record the proceedings of a formal hearing in a non-disruptive and non-obstructive manner.
- (b) Witnesses, participants, and other attendees, who are not parties to the case, are not permitted to audio record the proceedings of a formal hearing.
- (2) A party shall provide verbal notice of audio recording to the presiding administrative law judge and all other parties in attendance at the proceedings of a formal hearing before audio recording of the hearing begins.
- (3) The presiding administrative law judge shall determine if a party’s audio recording disrupts or obstructs the hearing.
- (4) The presiding administrative law judge may set conditions for audio recording of a formal hearing to avoid disruption or obstruction of the hearing.
- (5) A party’s recording of the proceedings does not constitute the official record of the proceedings.
History
History: CR 15-031: cr. Register October 2015 No. 718, eff. 11-1-15; renumbered from DWD 80.13 under s. 13.92 (4) (b) 1., Register May 2018 No. 749.