FAA CIVIL PENALTY ADJUDICATION
Under Federal regulation 14 C.F.R. §13.202, the Administrator of the FAA serves as the "decisionmaker" on appeals from the decisions of the Department of Transportation administrative law judges in civil penalty cases. Under Federal regulation 14 C.F.R. §13.203, the Adjudication Branch along with the Assistant Chief Counsel for Litigation, advises the Administrator on such matters.
- Frequently Asked Questions About FAA Civil Penalty Adjudication Proceedings
- Procedural Rules
- Rules of Practice in FAA Civil Penalty Actions (PDF)
- Rules Implementing the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA) (PDF)
- Federal Register Documents
- Case File
- Cases by Subject
- Cases by Regulation or Statute
- Cases by Name
- Cases by FAA Order Number
- Cases Appealed to Federal Court
- Delegation of Authority
- FAA Administrator to Chief Counsel & Assistant Chief Counsel for Litigation
- Assistant Chief Counsel for Litigation to Manager of Adjudications Branch
- Publications
- Contacts
- Related Links
Page Last Modified: 03/17/09 15:37 EDT