The Assembly has overwhelming approved a measure that would divest certain state agency heads of their power to reject or modify the rulings of administrative law judges.
April 30, 2013 at 06:28 AM
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The Assembly has overwhelmingly approved a measure that would divest certain state agency heads of their power to reject or modify the rulings of administrative law judges.
The bill, A-1521, would apply to decisions by ALJs concerning multiple agencies within the aegis of the Office of Administrative Law. At present, such ALJ rulings are not final until adopted by the agency director.
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