The National Labor Relations Board has determined that Sweeney's Sweatshop has engaged in unfair labor practices. The CEO, Pat Sweeney, thinks that his company was railroaded by the agency and strongly believes that "the provided appeal is just another agency trick." In the midst of the agency appeals process, Paul inquires whether "the case can just be decided by a federal court judge instead, especially since that's where this thing is going to end up anyway?" How should you respond