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<br /> 13. Don't intcrrupt a pre- dunng lhl" ,,-OUrsl' ~)! the thl:lf 1.licnt::-, :4,YlIIC the <br /> "Riggins Rules" Strol1t~ lL'mp~~[Jl)n tl..) ITIJkc <br /> t;'Il(1t!lkd fron; l'll.\t" J scntalion unltllhc yues- hl':lrinH This Includes " . <br /> ~ matters as difficult as POS4 <br /> lion pcnod. except lor vcry audience. appilcants. mem- <br /> you were m f~1\.or of. or short and IIccc>sa,)' darify- bers "f your particular sible for them. They are <br /> opposed lO, the malter ing remarks or queries. . body. c\-cn If the person just mono 10 make a li\ing <br /> . undcr discussion. . " <br /> Most applicants have' concerned is your brother and must connnce their <br /> 10. Do rotate the seating arranged their remarks In a or your best fnend. clients that Ihey are really <br /> earning the rather substan- <br /> in some regular manner logical sequence and the Nothing, rcpeat nothing cre- lial fee whtch they feel <br /> each successive meetlng to thing about which you are ales a more unfavorable their sel'\oce merits. <br /> prevent J .'strong'" member so concerned wtll probably tmpression on the pubhc <br /> from gradually dominatmg be co\'ered if you can force than Ihts practlce. It is 19. Don't indulge in per. <br /> a "weak" and indecls,,'e yourself to be quiet for a poor "heanng manners. - sonalities and don't permit <br /> member always seated next few minutes. You can destroys the formailty of anyone else to do so. <br /> lO him. This will also pre- wreck hts whole case by a Ihe occasion. and makes <br /> vent the formmg of ilttle lona senes of unnecessary the uninformed cenain 20. Don't try to make the <br /> " <br /> cliques or a not mfrequent questions at lhe wrong that some son of "buddy- applicant or any other <br /> grouping of members to tIme. He wtll be your buddy deal" IS about to be person appearing before <br /> the left of the Chair who enemy forever. consummated. If you JUSt you look like a fool by the <br /> always oppose those to the can't bring yourself to call- nature of your questions or <br /> right of the Chair. regard- 14. Don't permit more tnO' someone Mr. or Mrs., remarks. ThIs is often a <br /> " <br /> less of the merits of the than one person at the use the third person form temptation. especially <br /> case to the "reat demment podium and microphone at and call him "the apph- when it IS apparent that <br /> ' " <br /> of the applicam. the City anyone time. cant." or "the person who someone is being slightly <br /> and other interested par- is objecting," or "the gen- de\ious and less than <br /> ties. 15. Don't permit a person tleman (or lady)." who is fonhrtght m his testimony <br /> . 11. Do be polite and to directly question or appearing here in connec- But don't do it. If you must <br /> interrogate other persons tion WIth this case. "e:,:pose" someone, do it as <br /> impartial; as helpful as in the audience. All ques- gently and kindly as possi- <br /> possible to the nel'\'OUS, the Hons should be addressed 17. Do show great ble. <br /> frightened and the unedu- to the Chair and to the respect for the chair, <br /> cated, and patient ...ith the hearing body. When this always addressing the 21. Don't become <br /> confused. person has finished his dis- Chairman as "Mr. Chair- involved in altercations. <br /> cussion and stated the man," "The Chairman." or Some persons seem to <br /> 12. Do be attentive. questions to which he "Chairman Jones: and come to heanngs with the <br /> Those appearing before would like to have always wail to be recog- express purpose of "'telling <br /> you have probably spent answers. then the Chair nized before continuing. them guys dO\\l1 there how <br /> hours and hours preparing will permIt those who care This will set an example for the cow ale ,he cabbage." If <br /> and rehearsmg their argu- to make an answer to come applicants and others \\lsh- you answer thelf irrele\"ant <br /> ments. The least you can forward and do so. but ing to be heard and wIll rantings, you are immedi- <br /> do lS listcn ond make them only voluntarily Do not contribute a great deal atelv Im'ol\'ed In a fight. <br /> think th.::u you are as imer- permn anyone to demand i toward lhe orderliness of <br /> I <br /> eSled as you should be. answers to all and sundry I the proceedings. DonOt answer or try to <br /> Refrain from talking to quesllons. especially if it IS defend yourself. You are <br /> there to hear testimony and <br /> other members. passmg ob\iously done for the 18. Don't be critical of <br /> notes and swdymg unrela[- purposes of harassment. attorneys who sometimes make deCISIOns based <br /> ed papers. feel impelled to giw thereon. not to head up 3 <br /> . 16. Don't use first names unnecessarily lengthy pre- debating sOCIety Rcmem- <br /> in Jddrcssina anyone al (Ill scmallons on behalf of ber, you are the Judge ;:md <br /> '" . <br /> r l ~ l R :\ .4. L ! '\ L \1 H [ R I l I \\ ! "\ T E R ~ u \4 -f <br /> I'l '\ '\ r..... l,., (. ~) \1 \1 J ' " . l) '\ f: R " <br /> ~ <br /> , ..J <br />