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Filing a Complaint About a Judge
The Administrative Hearings Division and its administrative law judges strive to fairly and impartially decide cases, consistent with the law and in an efficient and professional manner. The conduct of administrative law judges is governed by the relevant legal provisions applicable to the case and the Code of Administrative Judicial Conduct. If you have a complaint with the conduct of an administrative law judge, you may make a complaint by completing the online form below or by submitting a written complaint form.
Please note that if you disagree with the decision in your case and wish to contest that outcome, you must file a timely appeal consistent with the instructions in that decision or its cover letter and the governing law. Filing a complaint against the administrative law judge does not appeal your decision.