What is the timing for Hearing Packet delivery to the client?

• A. Preliminary (3 Days prior to hearing) and Revocation (5 days prior)
• B. 7 Days prior to hearing
• C. On the day of hearing
• D. After the Board decision

Answer: (A)

Delivering Hearing Packets ahead of time gives the client a real chance to review materials, prepare, and consult as needed. The policy sets two specific lead times: three days before a Preliminary hearing and five days before a Revocation hearing. This distinction matches the different preparation demands of each proceeding and helps protect the client’s right to due process.

This is why the best choice specifies those two timeframes. Delivering seven days prior would be excessive or unnecessary in this context, delivering the packet on the day of the hearing would leave the client with no time to prepare, and delivering after the Board decision is not a legitimate timing for packet delivery at all.