OAH Videos
Message from Chief Administrative Law Judge Chung K. Pak
Thank you for watching these videos. I hope the information and simulated hearings contained in the video answered many of your questions about your upcoming hearing.
In addition to these videos, the OAH website contains additional helpful information, including contact information, should you wish to speak to a clerk or other OAH representative.
Chief Administrative Law Judge
Chung K. Pak
Video Table of Contents
| • Branded D.U.I. |
| • Representing Yourself at OAH |
| • Joining a WebEx Hearing |
| • Administrative Appeals |
| • How to Research the Law: Part 1: Getting Started |
| • How to Research the Law: Part 2: Diving In |
Branded D.U.I.
Representing Yourself at OAH
The Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) is providing this video to help you prepare for your hearing. It may be especially helpful if you decide to represent yourself instead of hiring an attorney. It is not a substitute for having an attorney represent your interests. It is merely a guide to assist you through the process and to familiarize you with what typically occurs during an administrative hearing.
Joining a WebEx Hearing
The Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) is providing this video to help you prepare for your WebEx hearing.
Administrative Appeals
If you disagree with a final decision of the Office of Administrative Hearings or other agency decision, you can request a court to review it. You must file a petition with a circuit court. This video covers how to file a petition for review of an administrative hearing or other agency decision.
How to Research the Law: Part 1: Getting Started
This video will help you dive into your legal research and identify reliable sources of law. This is the second video in a two-part series on legal research. The first video covers developing a plan for your legal research.
How to Research the Law: Part 2: Diving In
This video will help you dive into your legal research and identify reliable sources of law. This is the second video in a two-part series on legal research. The first video covers developing a plan for your legal research.