| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The argument that Title I may satisfy both prongs of the test for ancillary jurisdiction is untenable because Title I is considered the source of ancillary jurisdiction; the position, thus, is akin to saying that the FCC can regulate if its actions are ancillary to its ancillary jurisdiction, and that is one ancillary too many.[21] Congress did not delegate to the FCC regulatory authority over t
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