CPS Cases - Not Intended To Be Legal Advice To Recuse Bad Judges

Offers of proof
In situations where the administrative law judge refuses to permit a witness to testify about a certain issue or issues, counsel may consider making an offer of proof. An offer of proof is simply a atatement of counsel as to what the witnesses would say if permitted to testify. The offer may be in writing or stated verbally on the record, and may be in narrative or question-answer form. Offers of proof should be specific and should set forth with precision the facts that would be revealed in the testimony. Once the administrative law judge is made aware of the exact nature of the excluded testimony, the initial ruling may be reversed or limited. In any event, with the offer of proof in the record, the Board will be made aware of the excluded evidence.
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Larry Hanshew
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