"Administrative" cases refer to cases heard by "Hearing Officers" (often referred to as 'judges' - with a small 'j') of the various administrative agencies of the Executive Branch of government, for violations of those agency's administrative rules and procedures.
Whereas, violations of ciminal and civil law (as passed by the Legislative Branch of government) are conducted in courts convened within the Judicial Branch of Government. l
The USFDA has administrative law judges which hear cases from its own administrative tribunal docket.
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Administrative Adjudication! answer from "We the People" gov II textbook
Administrative-law judges.