What are the parties' rights during the hearing?
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Each party has the following rights during the hearing, as necessary to assure full and accurate disclosure of the facts:
(a) To present testimony and exhibits, consistent with the requirements in §§ 1.621(c), 1.622(c), 1.625(c), 1.642(b), and 1.652;
(b) To make objections, motions, and arguments; and
(c) To cross-examine witnesses and to conduct re-direct and re-cross examination as permitted by the ALJ.
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