Maryland Office of Administrative Hearings
The Maryland Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) is Maryland’s answer to streamlining the process of adjudicating disputes between state agencies and their employees. Prior to the OAH’s creation, an employee seeking to bring an action against an agency would appear before an ALJ of that agency. Now, all actions from all state agencies are heard before the OAH. The OAH regulations are governed by Title 28 of COMAR. The OAH also has an FAQ which looks pretty useful.
posted by Trevor Rosen at 5:24 PM
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And on a lighter note than pure trial of socrates , check out the funniest trial transcript ever! If it's not serious enough of a topic, well, just pretend it's the Brit's version of trial of socrates !
So is Maryland OAH about as useless and fucked up as Oregon's? Oregon's Chief ALJ keeps saying Maryland OAH sucks. We are guessing he is jealous of Maryland or was turned down for a job there.
Yeah he's that drunk who keeps showing up at NAALJ functions and telling everyone how to run their programs - the Oregon guy. They hate him there.
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