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Supreme Court arguments make it clear that FCC fines are "nonbinding"

Ars Technica • Tue, 21 Apr 2026

FCC tells Supreme Court its fines are nonbinding unless a jury upholds penalty.

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FCC tells Supreme Court its fines are nonbinding unless a jury upholds penalty.

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FCC tells Supreme Court its fines are nonbinding unless a jury upholds penalty.

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