BMI responds to NCLC’s effort to relive the individual rule

As the TCPAWORLD.com readers, the NCLC and others attempted in the case of the eleventh circuit appeal that involves the individual Rule of the FCC.

The NCLC wants the court to reconsider the ruling that hit one by one and gather all the judges in the eleventh circuit to govern on the subject.

Well, today Bom shot with a brief explaining why there is zero possibilities for that to happen.

I am pleased to say that they touch all the right notes here.

In particular, NCLC breach to comply with the term of the Hobbs Law for the intervention feels very probitive to Troutman.

The summary also indicates that NCLC has already submitted reports in the case, so it has already had its opinion, therefore, it should not be allowed to be at the government’s place (that is strange). And hey, look, you can say with the commission as part of the resource procedures anyway, so if you want something from a policy perspective, they can do it there.

Now the last point may sound a bit hole, just be real, but the other points are well made and dead. Hopefully the court closes the door of this quite frivolous intervention effort.

In fact, in the light of this presentation, I believe that the scope will probably not seek to intervene after all, but will need to argue with the Board to ensure.

We will be attentive to this.

Full short here: Brief opposite NCLC