The institute of administrative law judge as an element of the US administrative justice

The Author focuses on the institution of administrative judges as a fundamental pillar of the functioning of administrative justice of the country. With the help of a historical and legal analysis, the prototypes of the administrative judge in the US system of government and their evolutionary path of development are defined; on the basis of the existing legislation and the doctrine taxonomic concepts are given and comparative study is made of this American state-legal phenomenon. As a result, the author offers solutions to some doctrinal issues concerning the nature of the conflict of administrative judges in the system of the basic principles of American democracy.