The decisions of an administrative law judge, who has been given the power to conduct quasi-judicial proceedings in which disputes are resolved
A) have the power of law.
B) have no power whatsoever.
C) have no appeal options.
D) must be appealed directly to the Supreme Court.
E) must be signed by the president to be valid.

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Administrative law judges have the power to make decisions in quasi-judicial proceedings, which means they have the authority to resolve disputes in a manner similar to a judge in a court of law. As such, their decisions have the power of law, and are binding unless overturned on appeal.

The Decisions of an Administrative Law Judge, Who Has Been