3.__Witness sworn.__At the hearing, before any testimony is received, the presiding judge shall swear in the witness.

4.__Official record.__The presiding judge shall prepare an official record, including testimony and exhibits, in each case but need not have a transcript of the testimony prepared unless required for rehearing or appeal. The record of the hearing may be taken by stenographic notes or by mechanical or electronic recording.

5.__Disposition by agreement.__On approval of the presiding judge, disposition of any case may be made by agreement or consent decree.

6.__Emergency proceedings.__The District Court has jurisdiction to revoke temporarily or suspend a license without notice or hearing upon the verified complaint of a licensing agency or the Attorney General.__The complaint must be accompanied by affidavits demonstrating that summary action is necessary to prevent an immediate threat to the public health, safety or welfare. Upon issuance of an order revoking or suspending a license under this section, the District Court shall promptly schedule a hearing on the agency's complaint, which hearing must take precedence over all other matters except older matters of the same character on the docket of the court. Any order temporarily suspending or revoking a license expires within 30 days of issuance unless renewed by the court after such hearing as it may determine necessary.

This subsection may not be considered to abridge or affect the jurisdiction of the Superior Court to issue injunctive relief or to exercise such other powers as may be authorized by law or rule of the court.

7.__Decisions.__After hearing, on default or by agreement of the parties, the District Court may suspend, revoke or modify the license of any party properly served with process or, if the applicable law so provides, the court may order issuance of a license to an applicant according to the terms of the applicable law.__The District Court may take any other action with relation