Oscillation in a device called an oscillator is usually a back and forth motion over a central neutral point, created by changes in energy. In a pendulum-driven clock, for example, the oscillation is the back and forth movement of the pendulum.
Legal Definition of administrative law judge. : an officer in a government agency with quasi-judicial functions including conducting hearings, making findings of fact, and making recommendations for resolution of disputes concerning the agency's actions âcalled also administrative judge.
FDR's Court Packing Plan. A conservative bloc of judges emerged on the U.S Supreme Court during the 1920s. Federal administrative law is an area of law comprised of orders, rules, and regulations that are promulgated by Executive Branch agencies that have been delegated quasi-lawmaking power by Congress.