Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings

The New York City Administrative Judicial Institute at OATH, like its state judiciary counterpart the New York State Judicial Institute, has been created as a resource center to provide training, continuing education, research and support services for the various administrative law judges and tribunals throughout New York City.

The goal of the Institute is to improve the overall quality and professionalism of administrative justice in the City, enhance public access to administrative tribunals, improve the efficiency and responsiveness of such tribunals, explore alternative dispute resolution methods, and keep judges current on emerging legal trends, tech-nology and administrative judicial reform.

The Institute will develop and present a wide-ranging curriculum of theoretical and practical interest to administrative law judges throughout the calendar year.




		Administrative Judicial Institute Mission Statement The New York City Administrative Judicial Institute at OATH, like its state judiciary counterpart the New York State Judicial Institute, has been created as a resource center to provide training, continuing education, research and support services for the various administrative law judges and tribunals throughout New York City. The goal of the Institute is to improve the overall quality and professionalism of administrative justice in the City, enhance public access to administrative tribunals, improve the efficiency and responsiveness of such tribunals, explore alternative dispute resolution methods, and keep judges current on emerging legal trends, tech-nology and administrative judicial reform. The Institute will develop and present a wide-ranging curriculum of theoretical and practical interest to administrative law judges throughout the calendar year.