Register with the Tribunal by completing and submitting a form provided by the Tribunal.Be at least eighteen (18) years of age.A representative, other than a family member or an attorney admitted to practice in New York State, who represents two or more Respondents before the Tribunal within a calendar year must: If a Hearing Officer's denial of the motion to disqualify is upheld by the Chief Administrative Law Judge or his or her designee, the party may raise the issue again on appeal. If the Chief Administrative Law Judge or his or her designee determines that the Hearing Officer should be disqualified, the Chief Administrative Law Judge or his or her designee will appoint another Hearing Officer to continue the case.
If the Hearing Officer denies the motion, the party may obtain a brief adjournment in order to promptly apply for review by the Chief Administrative Law Judge or his or her designee.The Hearing Officer in the proceeding will rule on such motion. A party may, for good cause shown, request that the Hearing Officer disqualify himself or herself. When a Hearing Officer deems himself or herself disqualified to preside in a particular proceeding, the Hearing Officer will withdraw from the proceeding by notice on the record and will notify the Chief Administrative Law Judge or his or her designee of such withdrawal. A Hearing Officer will not preside over a hearing under the circumstances set forth in subdivisions (D) and (E) of §103 of Appendix A of this title. §6-28 Application to File a Post-Hearing Agreement §6-22 Disqualification of Hearing Officers §6-27 Defense Based on Sovereign or Diplomatic Immunity §6-26 Request for a New Hearing Due to Unauthorized Representation §6-24a Pre-hearing Notification of Schedule for Attorneys and Registered Representatives for Hearings by Telephone, Video-Conferencing or Other Similar Remote Means §6-24 Pre-hearing Notification of Schedule for Attorneys and Registered Representatives for In Person Hearings §6-22 Disqualification of Hearing Officers
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