NAC616C.303. Papers and documents.

     1. Papers and documents filed pursuant to NAC 616C.282 to 616C.336, inclusive, need not conform to any particular format.

     2. All papers and documents and copies thereof must be legible.

     3. A party shall furnish to the counsel for any other party, or to the party if he or she is not represented by counsel, copies of all papers and documents served upon any party or filed with the appeals officer.

     4. Papers and documents offered as evidence, except for good cause shown, must not be marked with highlighting, underlining, any annotation, or other device that serves to draw attention to one part of the document over another part or one document over another document or to comment on the contents of the document.

     5. Papers and documents submitted to an appeals officer must:

     (a) Have any personal identifying information redacted; and

     (b) If personal identifying information has been redacted, include an affirmation that the submitted papers and documents do not contain the personal identifying information of any person,

Ê unless the identity of the person is at issue.

     6. Papers and documents submitted without the affirmation required pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection 5 must not be accepted into evidence in any proceeding before an appeals officer.

     7. As used in this section, “personal identifying information” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 616C.310.

     (Added to NAC by Hearings Div., eff. 11-26-84; A by R184-07, 9-29-2008)—(Substituted in revision for NAC 616.6203)