The Judges' Journal: Adminstrative Law Judges / Vol 58 No 2 Spring 2019

As an integral part of the executive branch, the administrative law system must be able to act independently to remain impartial and free from corruption.Authors in this issue of "The Judges’ Journal" speak to the daily trials of their profession and also the philosophical underpinnings of adjudication, including the government that hires them.

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The Judges' Journal: Adminstrative Law Judges / Vol 58 No 2 Spring 2019

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5/10/2019 12:00:00 AM

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The Judges' Journal: Adminstrative Law Judges / Vol 58 No 2 Spring 2019

The Judges' Journal: Adminstrative Law Judges / Vol 58 No 2 Spring 2019