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§  2010.  Administrative law judges. 1. The tax appeals tribunal shall  appoint administrative law judges who shall be authorized to conduct any  hearing or motion procedure authorized to be held within the division of  tax appeals. Administrative law judges shall be in the classified  civil  service.    2. The tax appeals tribunal acting in cooperation with the state civil  service commission shall establish standards to govern the selection and  appointment  of  administrative  law  judges.  These  standards shall be  designed to assure that persons appointed as administrative  law  judges  have  the  ability  to  conduct  administrative adjudicatory proceedings  fairly  and  impartially.  These  standards  shall  not  require   prior  experience in the department of taxation and finance.    3.  An  administrative  law judge shall render a determination after a  hearing, within six months after  submission  of  briefs  subsequent  to  completion  of such a hearing or, if such briefs are not submitted, then  within six months after completion of such a  hearing.  Such  six  month  period  may  be extended by the administrative law judge, for good cause  shown, to no more than three additional months.  If  the  administrative  law  judge  fails to render a determination within such six month period  (or  such  period  as  extended  pursuant  to  this  subdivision),   the  petitioner  for  such  hearing  may institute a proceeding under article  seventy-eight of the civil practice law and rules to compel the issuance  of such determination.    4. A determination issued by an administrative law judge shall finally  decide the matters in controversy unless any party to the hearing  takes  exception  by  timely requesting a review by the tax appeals tribunal as  provided for in section two thousand six of this article.    5. Determinations issued by administrative law  judges  shall  not  be  cited,  shall  not  be considered as precedent nor be given any force or  effect in any other proceedings conducted pursuant to the  authority  of  the division or in any judicial proceedings conducted in this state.

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Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-40 > 2010

§  2010.  Administrative law judges. 1. The tax appeals tribunal shall  appoint administrative law judges who shall be authorized to conduct any  hearing or motion procedure authorized to be held within the division of  tax appeals. Administrative law judges shall be in the classified  civil  service.    2. The tax appeals tribunal acting in cooperation with the state civil  service commission shall establish standards to govern the selection and  appointment  of  administrative  law  judges.  These  standards shall be  designed to assure that persons appointed as administrative  law  judges  have  the  ability  to  conduct  administrative adjudicatory proceedings  fairly  and  impartially.  These  standards  shall  not  require   prior  experience in the department of taxation and finance.    3.  An  administrative  law judge shall render a determination after a  hearing, within six months after  submission  of  briefs  subsequent  to  completion  of such a hearing or, if such briefs are not submitted, then  within six months after completion of such a  hearing.  Such  six  month  period  may  be extended by the administrative law judge, for good cause  shown, to no more than three additional months.  If  the  administrative  law  judge  fails to render a determination within such six month period  (or  such  period  as  extended  pursuant  to  this  subdivision),   the  petitioner  for  such  hearing  may institute a proceeding under article  seventy-eight of the civil practice law and rules to compel the issuance  of such determination.    4. A determination issued by an administrative law judge shall finally  decide the matters in controversy unless any party to the hearing  takes  exception  by  timely requesting a review by the tax appeals tribunal as  provided for in section two thousand six of this article.    5. Determinations issued by administrative law  judges  shall  not  be  cited,  shall  not  be considered as precedent nor be given any force or  effect in any other proceedings conducted pursuant to the  authority  of  the division or in any judicial proceedings conducted in this state.

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Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-40 > 2010

§  2010.  Administrative law judges. 1. The tax appeals tribunal shall  appoint administrative law judges who shall be authorized to conduct any  hearing or motion procedure authorized to be held within the division of  tax appeals. Administrative law judges shall be in the classified  civil  service.    2. The tax appeals tribunal acting in cooperation with the state civil  service commission shall establish standards to govern the selection and  appointment  of  administrative  law  judges.  These  standards shall be  designed to assure that persons appointed as administrative  law  judges  have  the  ability  to  conduct  administrative adjudicatory proceedings  fairly  and  impartially.  These  standards  shall  not  require   prior  experience in the department of taxation and finance.    3.  An  administrative  law judge shall render a determination after a  hearing, within six months after  submission  of  briefs  subsequent  to  completion  of such a hearing or, if such briefs are not submitted, then  within six months after completion of such a  hearing.  Such  six  month  period  may  be extended by the administrative law judge, for good cause  shown, to no more than three additional months.  If  the  administrative  law  judge  fails to render a determination within such six month period  (or  such  period  as  extended  pursuant  to  this  subdivision),   the  petitioner  for  such  hearing  may institute a proceeding under article  seventy-eight of the civil practice law and rules to compel the issuance  of such determination.    4. A determination issued by an administrative law judge shall finally  decide the matters in controversy unless any party to the hearing  takes  exception  by  timely requesting a review by the tax appeals tribunal as  provided for in section two thousand six of this article.    5. Determinations issued by administrative law  judges  shall  not  be  cited,  shall  not  be considered as precedent nor be given any force or  effect in any other proceedings conducted pursuant to the  authority  of  the division or in any judicial proceedings conducted in this state.