List of State Departments and Agencies With ALJs
Some states, like California, follow the federal model of having a separate corps of ALJs attached to each agency that uses them. Others, like New Jersey, have consolidated all ALJs together into a single agency that holds hearings on behalf of all other state agencies. This type of state adjudicatory agency is called a "central panel agency". Many states have a central panel agency, but the agency does not handle all the hearings for every state agency.
- Alabama Department of Revenue
- California Department of Consumer Affairs
- California Department of Health Services
- California Department of Industrial Relations
- California Department of Social Services
- California Employment Development Department
- California Public Utilities Commission
- Florida Division of Administrative Hearings
- Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings
- Illinois Human Rights Commission
- Industrial Commission of Arizona
- Iowa Department of Corrections
- Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals-Division of Administrative Hearings (does hearings for some but not all state agencies)
- Iowa Workforce Development Department
- Louisiana Division of Administrative Law
- Maryland Office of Administrative Hearings
- Maryland Public Service Commission (hearings for public utility cases)
- Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation
- Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
- Michigan State Office of Administrative Hearings and Rules
- Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings (does hearings for some but not all state agencies)
- New Jersey Office of Administrative Law (does hearings for all state agencies)
- New York City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (does hearings for all city agencies)
- New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
- New York State Department of Labor
- Pennsylvania Department of Insurance
- Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, Bureau of Workers' Compensation
- Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
- Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
- South Carolina Administrative Law Court (does hearings for all state agencies)
- Texas Department of Banking
- Texas Finance Commission
- Texas Health and Human Services Commission
- Texas State Office of Administrative Hearings (does hearings for only some state agencies)
- Traffic Violations Bureau of New York State DMV
- Washington Office of Administrative Hearings (does hearings for all state agencies plus some local ones)
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