An adjudicatory hearing may be informal, not subject to procedural rules, so that the parties may negotiate a resolution without concern for details.

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An adjudicatory hearing is typically a formal, structured process that follows procedural rules and is designed to arrive at a final decision or resolution of a dispute. While there may be some negotiation or settlement potential during the process, it is not typically the primary focus.

An Adjudicatory Hearing May Be Informal, Not Subject to Procedural