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4) Who will decide my
case?
There may or may not be an opportunity to negotiate for a settlement of the case
during the administrative review process, or after suit is filed and before a
trial. Settlement discussions depend on how well the claim is presented and how
the involved agency feels about the claim. If the case actually goes to a
trial though, it will not be a jury trial; your case must be tried in front of a
United States Federal District Court Judge, who will decide all disputed issues,
and decide how much in money damages to award, if any.
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