Rule 100.2 Appointment, Qualification and Compensation of Administrative Hearing Officers

Administrative hearing officers are people appointed to run certain court hearings. Before they can do their job, they must take an oath of office, which is a formal promise to carry out their duties properly.

These officers must meet specific qualifications to be appointed, and there are also rules about when they can be disqualified from handling a case. They are paid for their work, and the rule sets out how that compensation works.

When running hearings, these officers must follow the disciplinary rules that apply to their role. This helps make sure hearings are conducted fairly and consistently.