Section 22 Objections to Evidence

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(7) Evidence to which an objection is sustained shall, at the request of the party seeking to introduce the same, or at the instance of the agency, nevertheless be heard and preserved in the record, together with any cross-examination with respect thereto and any rebuttal thereof, unless it is wholly irrelevant, repetitious, privileged, or unduly long.

Section 536.070(7), RSMo 2000.

Section 536.070(7) provides considerably more to the party offering evidence than is provided by normal procedure. At the request of the offeror or at the request of the agency, evidence (though ruled inadmissible) shall be...