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Printer Friendly    Text Version  Email Page Hearing Officer A hearing officer is an administrative law judge that has been appointed by the Tribunal to conduct hearings in either the Tribunal's Small Claims Division or Entire Tribunal. A hearing officer has no authority to render a final decision in an appeal pending before the Tribunal.

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