In an administrative hearing, an administrative law judge hears the complaint and has the authority to swear witnesses, take testimony, make evidentiary rulings, and make a decision to recommend to the administrative agency heads for action.

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In an administrative hearing, an administrative law judge does indeed have the authority to swear witnesses, take testimony, make evidentiary rulings, and make a decision to recommend to the administrative agency heads for action.

In an Administrative Hearing, an Administrative Law Judge Hears the Complaint