Presiding administrative law judge definition

Presiding administrative law judge means the administrative law judge who presides at the evi- dentiary hearing on the contested case.
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Presiding administrative law judge means the administrative law judge assigned to conduct the status conference, pre-hearing conference, oral arguments, hearing, or similar proceedings before the office of tax appeals.
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Presiding administrative law judge means a person appointed to administer the activities of an office of appeals or the board staff in addition to performing the duties of an administrative law ludge.
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More Definitions of Presiding administrative law judge

Presiding administrative law judge or “Presiding Judge” means an Administrative Law Judge who presides in a particular matter. It is not used in these Rules to refer to any category of Administrative Law Judges with specified management or administrative responsibilities
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