Traditional rules of procedural law (e.g., the exclusion of hearsay evidence) as applied in court trials need not be followed in administrative hearings. However, all litigants must be assured fundamental due process of law.

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Traditional rules of procedural law (e.g., the exclusion of hearsay evidence) as applied in court trials need not be followed in administrative hearings. However, all litigants must be assured fundamental due process of law.

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Administrative hearings often have more relaxed rules regarding evidence, such as the allowance of hearsay, compared to court trials. However, they still must uphold fundamental due process rights, ensuring fairness and an opportunity to be heard.

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