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Certifying officer powers include receiving evidence, administering oaths, enforcing witness attendance and correcting clerical errors. Certifying officers and the appellate authority have all powers of a civil court to receive evidence, administer oaths, enforce witness attendance, and compel discovery and production of documents, and are deemed civil courts for purposes of specified criminal procedure provisions; clerical or arithmetical mistakes or accidental slips or omissions in orders may be corrected at any time by the officer or a successor.
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<h1>Certifying officer powers include receiving evidence, administering oaths, enforcing witness attendance and correcting clerical errors.</h1> Certifying officers and the appellate authority have all powers of a civil court to receive evidence, administer oaths, enforce witness attendance, and compel discovery and production of documents, and are deemed civil courts for purposes of specified criminal procedure provisions; clerical or arithmetical mistakes or accidental slips or omissions in orders may be corrected at any time by the officer or a successor.