An administrative law judge does not have the power to rule on questions of evidence or to make determinations of fact.

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An administrative law judge (ALJ) does have the power to rule on questions of evidence and to make determinations of fact in administrative hearings. These judges function similarly to trial judges in a court of law, but within the context of federal or state administrative agencies.

An Administrative Law Judge Does Not Have the Power to Rule