Law of Procedure before the Board of Grievances

If the relevant circuit deems oral arguments necessary, it may hear arguments from the parties. No grounds may be presented orally in the hearing other than those already stated by the parties in the documents, unless said grounds relate to public order. The circuit may, as an exception, allow the parties to the challenge to submit supplemental memoranda if, upon examination of the case, it finds that it is necessary for rendering a decision. In such case, consideration of the challenge shall be adjourned to another hearing. The circuit shall set the dates for filing such memoranda.