DOHA Administrative Judge
Judge Bryan J. Olmos
Published hearing decisions
56
Active years
2023 to 2026
Concerns decided most often
- Financial Considerations (F)30 cases
- Personal Conduct (E)19 cases
- Drug Involvement and Substance Misuse (H)12 cases
- Criminal Conduct (J)5 cases
- Alcohol Consumption (G)4 cases
Most recent published decisions
- ISCR Case No. 25-009512026Granted
- ISCR Case No. 24-011172026Denied
- ISCR Case No. ISCR Case No. 25-009802026Denied
- ISCR Case No. 24-008472025Granted
- ISCR Case No. 24-016852025Denied
- ISCR Case No. 24-010222025Granted
- ISCR Case No. 24-000762025Denied
- ISCR Case No. 23-025762025Denied
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56 decided cases in this judge's record
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