§ 275.25. Rights of the individual at the hearing.
At the hearing, the individual has the following rights:
(1) To present a defense or have a defense presented by legal counsel, another authorized representative, relative, friend or other spokesperson.
(2) To call witnesses to testify.
(3) To present arguments without undue influence.
(4) To question or refute testimony or evidence, including an opportunity to confront and cross-examine adverse witnesses.
(5) To present evidence to establish pertinent facts and circumstances in the case.
(6) To refuse to answer questions during the hearing.
(7) To remain silent concerning the charges because anything said or signed concerning the charges can be used against the individual in a court of law.
(8) To examine, upon request, the Office of Inspector General’s evidence before the hearing as well as during the hearing.
(i) The Department will make available, upon request by the individual, the contents of the case record that the Office of Inspector General will use at the hearing.
(ii) The Department will provide, upon request, and without charge, copies of case record material that the Office of Inspector General will use at the hearing.
Cross References This section cited in 55 Pa. Code § 275.21 (relating to scheduling of the hearing).
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