The Judges' Journal: Adminstrative Law Judges

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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52301005802

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5/10/2019 12:00:00 AM

Resources

Audio and Video | On-Demand CLE

Immigration Court Proceedings 101 [CC]

Audio and Video | On-Demand CLE

Social Security Disability Law 101: Understanding the Practice and Process for Hearings [CC]

Audio and Video | On-Demand CLE

Legally Stolen Lands: Impacts and Remedies for Historically Disadvantaged People [CC]

May

Events | Webinar

Judging During the Pandemic

Courts have had to change processes to accommodate “remote” proceedings, ranging from grand jury proceedings through nonjury and jury trials in civil and criminal proceedings and appeals.

Apr

Events | Webinar

Election Lawsuits: Politics? Professional Misconduct?

Join us for this exciting new non-CLE program, where our expert panelists will address the aftermath of the election, in which former President Trump's lawyers filed many lawsuits, the vast majority…

May

Events | Webinar

Creating & Maintaining Successful Healing to Wellness Courts [CC]

CLE 168 min

This program will delve into creating, maintaining, and providing for successful Healing to Wellness Courts in Native communities. After an informational session on these courts, the presenters will…

The Judges' Journal: Adminstrative Law Judges

The Judges' Journal: Adminstrative Law Judges