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HEARING OFFICERS GUIDE TO SECTION 504 IMPARTIAL HEARINGS 20132014 Edition NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HEARING OFFICERS GUIDE TO SECTION 504 IMPARTIAL HEARINGS Governor of New Hampshire

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Point 1: Before filling out the hearing officer's guide, familiarize yourself with the purpose and instructions provided. This will ensure you understand the purpose of the guide and what information needs to be recorded.

Point 2: Start by carefully reviewing the case or matter for which you are the hearing officer. Consider any relevant documents or evidence that may be presented during the hearing.

Point 3: Use the guide to record important details about the case, such as the date and time of the hearing, the names of the parties involved, and the specific issues or claims being discussed.

Point 4: As the hearing progresses, make sure to take detailed notes about the arguments presented by each party, any evidence introduced, and any rulings or decisions made during the hearing.

Point 5: If there are multiple issues or claims being discussed during the hearing, use the guide to organize and categorize each issue separately. This will help ensure clarity and efficiency when reviewing the notes later.

Point 6: Pay attention to any specific instructions or requirements mentioned in the guide. For example, if the guide asks for specific forms to be filled out or specific information to be included, make sure to comply with those instructions.

Point 7: Once the hearing is complete, review your notes and the guide to ensure all necessary information has been recorded accurately. Double-check the details, such as names, dates, and rulings, to minimize the risk of errors.

Point 8: If in doubt or unclear about any aspect of the guide, seek guidance from a supervisor or consult the relevant policies and procedures. It is important to ensure compliance and accuracy when filling out the hearing officer's guide.

Who needs the hearing officer's guide?

1. Hearing officers: The primary audience for the guide is hearing officers or those responsible for conducting hearings. They need the guide to organize and record information during the hearing process accurately.
2. Legal professionals: Lawyers, attorneys, or other legal professionals involved in the case may also benefit from the hearing officer's guide. It provides a structured approach to recording critical details that can help support their arguments or update their case files.
3. Parties involved in the hearing: The parties directly involved in the hearing, such as plaintiffs, defendants, or witnesses, may also benefit from understanding how the hearing officer's guide is filled out. This can help them understand how their arguments and evidence are being documented during the hearing process.
4. Administrative staff: Administrative staff involved in managing and organizing hearings may also have a need for the hearing officer's guide. It allows them to understand the information being recorded to support case management and documentation processes.

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