Maine § 26 §1290 Hearings before the Maine Labor Relations Board

Maine Statutes

§ 26 §1290 — Hearings before the Maine Labor Relations Board

Maine § 26 §1290

Title 26LABOR AND INDUSTRY

Ch. 14JUDICIAL EMPLOYEES LABOR RELATIONS ACT

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 26, § 26 §1290 (2026).

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1.Hearings; rules of evidence; evidence. Hearings conducted by the board shall be informal and the rules of evidence prevailing in judicial proceedings shall not be binding. Any and all documentary evidence and other evidence deemed relevant by the board may be received.

2.Subpoenas; evidence; witness fees. The chair may administer oaths and require by subpoena the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the presentation of books, records and other evidence relative or pertinent to the issues presented to the board for determination. Witnesses subpoenaed by the board must be allowed the same fees as are paid to witnesses in the Superior Court. These fees, together with all necessary expenses of the board, must be paid by the Treasurer of State on warrants drawn by the State Controller.

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1.
Hearings; rules of evidence; evidence.
Hearings conducted by the board shall be informal and the rules of evidence prevailing in judicial proceedings shall not be binding. Any and all documentary evidence and other evidence deemed relevant by the board may be received.
2.
Subpoenas; evidence; witness fees.
The chair may administer oaths and require by subpoena the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the presentation of books, records and other evidence relative or pertinent to the issues presented to the board for determination. Witnesses subpoenaed by the board must be allowed the same fees as are paid to witnesses in the Superior Court. These fees, together with all necessary expenses of the board, must be paid by the Treasurer of State on warrants drawn by the State Controller.