What Makes an Administrative Judge Different from Other Types of Judges

question 21

Multiple Choice

What makes an administrative judge different from other types of judges?

• A)Administrative law judges can create their own rules as the case proceeds.
• B)There is no difference between administrative law judges and other types of judges.
• C)Administrative law judges handle hearing that are much more informal than typical court cases.
• D)Individuals appearing before an administrative law judge have no constitutional protections.

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