Annotation 1-02 - OATH

Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings

Independent and Impartial Administrative Law Court


Chapter I - Subchapter A

Chapter I - Subchapter A
Chapter I - Subchapter B
Chapter I - Subchapter C
Chapter I - Subchapter D
Chapter II - Subchapter A
Chapter II - Subchapter B Reserved
Chapter II - Subchapter C
Chapter II - Subchapter D
Chapter II - Subchapter E

Chapter I - Subchapter A

Chapter I - Subchapter B

Chapter I - Subchapter C

Chapter I - Subchapter D

Chapter II - Subchapter A

Chapter II - Subchapter B Reserved

Chapter II - Subchapter C

Chapter II - Subchapter D

Chapter II - Subchapter E


§1-02 Jurisdiction.

Jurisdiction to Make Any Appropriate Ruling

Absent precedent stating a standard applicable to requests for amicus participation in a disability discrimination case under the City Human Rights Law, reference to practice before the Commission’s former tribunal is appropriate and the standard is whether, in the discretion of the presiding judge, such participation will substantially further the “just and efficient adjudication of cases.” Comm’n on Human Rights v. 325 Cooperative, Inc., OATH Index No. 1423/98, mem. dec. (July 16, 1998).

Where respondent was on leave of absence from agency pending successful completion of a probationary period of employment with another agency, ALJ removed the disciplinary case from the calendar without prejudice, in the interest of judicial economy, because any adjudication of the case would be rendered moot if respondent completed her probationary period. Admin. for Children’s Services v. M.S., OATH Index No. 2054/16, mem. dec. (Jan. 11, 2017).

Effect of Pending Bankruptcy Matter

Automatic stay provision of federal bankruptcy law and pendency of the contractor’s bankruptcy case did not preclude the Comptroller from proceeding against the contractor under the prevailing wage law. Office of the Comptroller v. C & F Electrical Contractors, Inc., OATH Index Nos. 401-02/93 (Jan. 11, 1993); Office of the Comptroller v. IFD Construction Corp., OATH Index No. 901/98 (Jan. 26, 1998).