Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.70
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Reasonable procedural rules to be followed
Official statutory text
The mediation committee, the state mediation appeals committee,
and the Board of Dentistry shall not be bound by common law or
statutory rules of evidence or by technical rules of procedure, but
any hearing shall be conducted in such manner as to ascertain the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 280
substantial rights of the parties. Mediation committees, state
mediation appeals committees, and the Board shall apply reasonable
procedural rules consistent with the provisions of the Oklahoma
Dental Mediation Act. Each governing organization which is involved
in the formation of mediation committees as described in paragraph 3
of Section 328.62 of this title shall adopt and, from time to time,
may modify and amend rules of procedure.
and the Board of Dentistry shall not be bound by common law or
statutory rules of evidence or by technical rules of procedure, but
any hearing shall be conducted in such manner as to ascertain the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 280
substantial rights of the parties. Mediation committees, state
mediation appeals committees, and the Board shall apply reasonable
procedural rules consistent with the provisions of the Oklahoma
Dental Mediation Act. Each governing organization which is involved
in the formation of mediation committees as described in paragraph 3
of Section 328.62 of this title shall adopt and, from time to time,
may modify and amend rules of procedure.
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