South Carolina § 40-47-119 Information to be exchanged before hearing; admissibility; identification of relevant portions of information.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 40-47-119 — Information to be exchanged before hearing; admissibility; identification of relevant portions of information.

South Carolina § 40-47-119

Title 40PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 47PHYSICIANS AND MISCELLANEOUS HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 40-47-119 (2026).

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(A)Before the hearing the parties shall exchange:

(1)a final list of witnesses the party reasonably expects to testify at the hearing;

(2)a final list of all exhibits expected to be offered at the hearing, including a written report or summary from each expert witness expected to testify;

(3)a final list of all facts that the party intends to request be judicially noticed and the information supporting the judicial notice of the facts requested.

(B)A witness list or exhibit not exchanged before the hearing may be excluded from admission into evidence. The prehearing exchange may be amended upon motion and for good cause shown, unless the amendment would substantially prejudice any other party in the presentation of its case.

(C)(1) If at least twenty days written notice of the intenti

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(A) Before the hearing the parties shall exchange: (1) a final list of witnesses the party reasonably expects to testify at the hearing; (2) a final list of all exhibits expected to be offered at the hearing, including a written report or summary from each expert witness expected to testify; (3) a final list of all facts that the party intends to request be judicially noticed and the information supporting the judicial notice of the facts requested. (B) A witness list or exhibit not exchanged before the hearing may be excluded from admission into evidence. The prehearing exchange may be amended upon motion and for good cause shown, unless the amendment would substantially prejudice any other party in the presentation of its case. (C)(1) If at least twenty days written notice of the intention to offer the following documents is given to every party, accompanied by a copy of the document, the name of the author or maker of the document or other person who can establish its admissibility in evidence, a party may offer in evidence, without foundation or other proof: (a) documents including, but not limited to, photographs, maps, drawings, blue prints, weather reports, business records, and communications; (b) documents prepared by hospitals, doctors, dentists, registered nurses, and other health care providers; bills for drugs and medical appliances; property damages bills or estimates, if itemized, setting forth the charges for labor and materials; and reports of earnings and lost time prepared by an employer; (c) the deposition of a witness; (d) the written opinion of an expert, or the deposition of the expert if the expert's qualifications, the subject of the expert testimony, the basis of the expert's opinions and conclusions, and the expert's opinions are also submitted at least twenty days before the hearing; (e) any other document not specifically covered by any of the foregoing provisions which is otherwise admissible under the rules of evidence. (2) Upon ten days notice to the proponent of the document and all other parties, any other party may subpoena the author, maker, or other person identified by the proponent who can establish the admissibility in evidence of a document admissible under this rule at that party's expense and examine the author or maker as if under cross-examination. If the properly subpoenaed author, maker, or other person identified by the proponent who can establish the admissibility of the document in evidence fails to appear at the hearing, or is beyond the jurisdiction of the subpoena and fails to appear at the hearing, the document is not admissible unless otherwise provided by the rules of evidence. (3) Except as provided in this chapter, the established rules of evidence as provided in S.C. Code Ann. SECTION 1-23-330 (1976) must be followed. The presiding officer may require the submitting party to identify the portions of voluminous records or depositions that are relevant and material.