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<br /> 148 <br />' 1 seen it nor have we had an opportunity to deal with <br /> 2 <br />3 any of the issues. <br />' <br /> We don <br />t object to the letter that was <br /> 4 filed by the Division of Wildlife incorporated into <br /> 5 the applicant's review and we have not responded. <br /> 6 THE CHAIRMAN: Now, is that one of these <br /> 7 letters? <br /> 8 MR. MASSEY: Yes. The November 24th <br /> 9 letter, without the attachments, we have seen. <br /> l0 The rest we have never seen and never been approved. <br /> 11 MR. COHEN: Could I speak in response to <br /> 2 th <br />i <br />? <br /> 1 e object <br />on <br /> 13 THE CHAIRMAN: Sure. Go ahead. <br /> 14 MR. COHEN: Well, I think Dean has made <br />1 15 objections on two grounds. One is that the letter <br /> 16 is hearsay and, in fact, it is hearsay. I mean, <br />' 17 it's an out-of-court statement. It's -- the person <br /> 18 from the Division of Wildlife is not here in the <br />' 19 room. <br /> 20 The rules of evidence apply, although <br />' ' <br /> 21 they are relaxed, but you can <br />t admit hearsay. The <br />' 22 letter is -- I assume that this is outside of. the <br /> 23 normal course of procedure. However, I think the <br /> 24 court does have a practice of accepting different <br /> 25 types of evidence. <br /> <br /> AGREN, BLANDO & BILLINGS <br /> <br /> <br />