Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers, task by task.
The work this job is made of, grouped and scored on how much of its output software can produce today, then linked to what addresses it. What is left over is the job. The full activity list is underneath.
Also filed here33
- adjudicator
- appeals officer
- appeals referee
- county ordinary
- hearing officer
- appeals examiner
- hearing examiner
- hearings officer
- hearings examiner
- appellate conferee
- claims adjudicator
- housing court judge
- administrative judge
- justice of the peace
- and 19 more
- SOC code
- 23-1021.00
- Activities scored
- 6
- In O*NET
- 14 activities
- Activities an agent can take on
- 3
- Grounded in
- O*NET 30.3
The tasks · Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing OfficersSOC 23-1021.00
Research laws and precedentsWhat can do this →
88% agentMostly automatable
Prepare written decisionsWhat can do this →
85% agentMostly automatable
Review and evaluate case documentsWhat can do this →
82% agentMostly automatable
Schedule hearingsWhat can do this →
34% you keepBarely automatable
Conduct hearings and rule on evidenceWhat can do this →
25% you keepBarely automatable
Make final legal decisionsWhat can do this →
15% you keepBarely automatable
The team4 agents 4 need no setup
Legal research agent
LexisNexis · Thomson Reuters Westlaw · Web browser software
No integration needed
Decision drafting agent
Microsoft Word · Adobe Acrobat · Microsoft Office software
No integration needed
Document analysis agent
Microsoft Excel · Microsoft Access · Adobe Acrobat
No integration needed
Scheduling agent
Courtroom scheduling software · Microsoft Outlook · Calendar
No integration needed
You keep this
Conduct hearings and manage courtroom proceedingsMake final liability determinations and legal rulingsAuthorize payment decisions and settlement approvalsAdminister oaths and maintain judicial authority
Automatability scores estimate how much of a task an agent can reliably do today, grounded in O*NET task data. They are not predictions of job loss.
Start with these three
The most automatable work in this job, and the one tool we would use for each. Every task has a page of its own with the reasoning and every occupation that does it.
The full activity list
All 14 detailed work activities O*NET records for Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers, grouped by how much of each one software can take on. Every row has its own page.
Mostly automatable 8
| Activity | Jobs |
|---|---|
| Prepare legal documents | 9 |
| Evaluate information related to legal matters in public or personal records | 8 |
| Research relevant legal materials to aid decision making | 7 |
| Identify implications for cases from legal precedents or other legal information | 6 |
| Conduct hearings to investigate legal issues | 5 |
| Administer oaths to court participants | 4 |
| Prepare written decisions for legal proceedings | 3 |
| Interview claimants to get information related to legal proceedings | 3 |
Partly automatable 1
| Activity | Jobs |
|---|---|
| Provide legal advice to clients | 3 |
Barely automatable 5
| Activity | Jobs |
|---|---|
| Coordinate legal schedules or activities | 7 |
| Direct courtroom activities or procedures | 3 |
| Authorize payments to settle legal disputes | 3 |
| Make decisions in legal cases | 3 |
| Rule on admissibility of legal proceedings | 3 |