Parties in a dispute before an administrative law judge may reach a settlement via a[n] ________.

A) Certified agreement
B) Approved contract
C) Sealed compromise
D) Consent order
E) Administrative acknowledgement

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  A consent order is a legal agreement approved by a judge or regulatory authority, including in administrative law contexts, where it serves to resolve a dispute between parties without admitting guilt or fault.

Parties in a dispute before an administrative law judge may reach a settlement via a[n] ________.

A) Certified agreement
B) Approved contract
C) Sealed compromise
D) Consent order
E) Administrative acknowledgement

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Parties in a dispute before an administrative law judge may reach a settlement via a[n] ________.A) Certified agreementB) Approved contractC) Sealed compromiseD) Consent orderE) Administrative acknowledgement

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Parties in a dispute before an administrative law judge may reach a settlement via a[n] ________.

A) Certified agreement
B) Approved contract
C) Sealed compromise
D) Consent order
E) Administrative acknowledgement