Conduct of adjudicatory proceedings
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All adjudicatory proceedings will be conducted under the rules enunciated by articles 3, 4 and 5 of the State Administrative Procedure Act, the definition of the State Administrative Procedure Act pertaining thereto, any other licensing statute under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of State, the Civil Practice Law and Rules as the same may be reasonably be applied and the Constitution of the State of New York as these statutes and constitution are now stated or may be amended in the future. In all instances, due process of law will be observed. An administrative law judge shall have all the authority which the Secretary of State may grant pursuant to the State Administrative Procedure Act or any other pertinent statute, including, but without limitation, the authority to direct disclosure under section 305 of the State Administrative Procedure Act.