or, Administrative Law if you want to be formal. It is the branch legal whatever which covers all the routine rules and regulations by which most decisions affecting our daily life are made.
For example: Immigration judges are administrative judges. Their job is to see the rules applied exactly as written/intended if alternations from regular courts have clarified/created changes. This of course, speaks only to those countries under common law. Does the person meet the criteria? Yes/No. end of discussion. There are forms/procedures and of course – paperwork
I learned about all this in the abstract in the ADMIN Law course at UC Hastings (or whatever they have changed the name to in this era of PC).
If, for any reason, you are called to any kind of administrative hearing – this is not DIY. Seriously., it is not DIY. Appearing at an Administrative hearing isn’t a trial. But, as it should be no surprise to anyone – there are forms, paperwork, submissions and potentially witnesses. Take a lawyer. Take a good lawyer, one who is very familiar with the particulars of this specific admin section. I saw it in action today giving testimony in support of a friend. It was interesting – it was on Microsoft Teams rather than in person. I will say that I am impressed, that particular platform functions even less well than Zoom.
I am hoping it all goes well.
