Administrative Hearings Research Articles

Replacing Finders of Fact. Judge, Juror, Administrative Hearing Officer

Replacing Finders of Fact. Judge, Juror, Administrative Hearing Officer

Evidence: Liberalized Hearsay Exceptions and Prior Testimony at Administrative Hearings

Evidence: Liberalized Hearsay Exceptions and Prior Testimony at Administrative Hearings

State Can Enjoin Federal Administrative Hearings Pending Possible Arbitration: Administrative Law. Courts. Injunctions

State Can Enjoin Federal Administrative Hearings Pending Possible Arbitration: Administrative Law. Courts. Injunctions

Administrative Law: Third-Party Participation in Adjudicative Administrative Hearings in California

Administrative Law: Third-Party Participation in Adjudicative Administrative Hearings in California

Administrative Hearings in Postal Fraud Order Proceedings

Administrative Hearings in Postal Fraud Order Proceedings

Subpoenas and Due Process in Administrative Hearings

Subpoenas and Due Process in Administrative Hearings

The National Labor Relations Board: Decisions of Its First Year

SINCE the enactment of the National Labor Relations Act' on July 5, 1935, the National Labor Relations Board appointed pursuant to Sec. 3 (a) has rendered more than one hundred decisions. The constitutionality of the act has been submitted to the Supreme Court for decision2 and may soon be determined; but even if the act is held invalid, the body of decisions handed down by the Board is an important source of precedent and experience for possible future administrative and legislative action. This comment will not discuss the constitutionality of the act (treated elsewhere in this issue3), the right of employers to restrain administrative hearings by the Board, or the problems attending enforcement of the Board's orders. It is proposed to discuss here the Board's substantive interpretation of the act insofar as it appears from the Board's decisions.4

Requisites of an Administrative Hearing

Requisites of an Administrative Hearing