Alternative Dispute Resolution
Nov. 25, 2004
Administrative Adjudicators' Minds Do Matter Sometimes
Focus Column - Administrative Law - By Stuart Miller - Regulated parties at administrative hearings sometimes find themselves before adjudicators who may have improper prior knowledge or involvement in the case or a prejudicial attitude toward or against one of the litigants. California courts recently have examined several of the many ways in which these common themes arise but have not always reached consistent conclusions.
Focus Column
Administrative Law
By Stuart Miller
Regulated parties at adminis...
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