A person who wishes to bring a complaint against another person or business for violation of a statute administered by a federal agency must first:
A) receive approval of the appropriate district court judge to file suit
B) receive approval of the appropriate U.S. district attorney to file suit
C) exhaust all legislative channels before bringing suit
D) convince the ALJ that the case warrants a review
E) none of the other choices

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In many cases, before a person can bring a complaint against another person or business for violation of a statute administered by a federal agency, they must first exhaust all administrative remedies available within the agency itself. This often involves going through the agency's complaint process and, if necessary, an administrative hearing. The options provided (A, B, C, D) do not accurately describe this requirement, making E the correct choice by default as it indicates that the other choices are not correct.

A Person Who Wishes to Bring a Complaint Against Another