Administrative law judges are
A) organizationally separate from the rest of the agency.
B) responsible for the minutes of agency meetings and are legal custodians of its records.
C) exempt from the protection of immunity.
D) excluded from hearing cases of alleged law violations.
E) intermediaries between regulators and those being regulated.

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The administrative law judges hear cases of alleged law violations and apply the law to the facts. The judges are organizationally separate from the rest of the agency so that the quasi-judicial function will be performed impartially.

Administrative Law Judges Are