In the Matter Of: Starnet, Inc., Debtor-Appellee Appeal Of: Global Naps, Inc. Global Naps Realty, Inc. And Global Naps Networks, Inc.

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• explaining that the doctrine, “in its weaker sense” allows “a court to refer an issue to an agency that knows more about the issue”
• “Instead of trying to divine how the FCC would resolve the ambiguity *** we think it best to send this matter to the Commission under the doctrine of primary jurisdiction”
• “Instead of trying to divine how the FCC would resolve the ambiguity *** we think it best to send this matter to the Commission under the doctrine of primary jurisdiction”
• “allows a federal court to refer a matter extending beyond the conventional experiences of judges or falling within the realm of administrative discretion to an administrative agency with more specialized experience, expertise, and insight”
• the “doctrine of primary jurisdiction allows a federal court to refer a matter extending beyond the ‘conventional experiences of judges’ or ‘falling within the realm of administrative discretion’ to an administrative agency with more specialized experience, expertise, and insight.’”
• the “doctrine of primary jurisdiction allows a federal court to refer a matter extending beyond the ‘conventional experiences of judges’ or ‘falling within the realm of administrative discretion’ to an administrative agency with more specialized experience, expertise, and insight.’”

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