An administrative law judge's decision may be directly appealed to:

A) a state trial court.
B) the full commission or head of an agency.
C) the circuit court of appeals.
D) the United States Senate Judiciary Committee.
E) the United States Senate Committee on Rules and Administration.

Administrative Law Judge

A judge who presides over hearings and disputes involving government agencies and their regulations.

Full Commission

A payment model where an agent or representative receives the entirety of the commission offered on the completion of a sale or deal without deductions.

Circuit Court

A court that typically has general jurisdiction over a wide range of cases, often covering several counties or districts.