NAC634.620. Appearance and practice at hearings.

     1. An interested party who is or may be directly and substantially affected by a hearing may appear, introduce evidence and, at the discretion of the Board, otherwise participate in the proceeding.

     2. A party shall appear at the beginning of a hearing, or at a time designated by the presiding officer, by giving his or her name and address and stating his or her position or interest in the hearing to the presiding officer. This information must be recorded in the transcript of the hearing.

     3. A party who is entitled to appear may appear in person or by an attorney.

     4. An attorney who appears as counsel in any proceeding must be an attorney at law who is admitted to practice and is in good standing before the highest court of any state. If the attorney is not admitted to practice in the State of Nevada, he or she must be associated with a Nevada attorney.

     5. Any attorney of record who wishes to withdraw from a proceeding before the Board must immediately notify the Board or the presiding officer in writing of that fact and name the party whom he or she represents.

     6. As used in this section, “interested party” means a person who believes that he or she may be affected by a proceeding but who does not seek to participate in the proceeding.

     [Bd. of Chiropractic Exam’rs, Rule of Practice No. 4, §§ 4.1 through 4.5, eff. 12-8-74]—(NAC A 7-29-88; 11-23-93)