The<em> Federal Communications Commission (FCC)</em> will hold a hearing in front of b. an administrative law judge to decide who should get a television license if two or more companies are competing for the license.
The FCC is in charge of giving out television licenses. These licenses are heavily in demand which means that sometimes two or more companies will have to compete for a license.
When this happens, the FCC decides the better candidate by having a hearing before of an administrative law judge.
The Judge in question:
- Is appointed by the Office of Administrative Law Judges (OALJ).
- Makes a ruling/ decision after listening to evidence from both parties
- Can have their decisions appealed to the FCC
In conclusion, the FCC will determine who should get the license in question by holding a hearing before an administrative law judge.
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Options for this question include:
a. the OSHA.
b. an administrative law judge.
c. an administrative mediator.
d. a House-Senate Conference Committee.
