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C. What is an intervenor? |
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An intervenor is an official party to a proceeding and enjoys distinct advantages over those who only file comments.
Intervenors have the right to:
1. Participate in hearings before FERC's administrative law judges;
2. File briefs;
3. File for rehearing of a Commission decision;
4. Have legal standing in a Court of Appeals if they challenge the Commission's final decision; and
5. Be placed on a service list to receive copies of case-related Commission documents and filings by other intervenors.
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