The Director notifies a producer of license termination on March 1. What is the latest possible court date for a hearing if a review is requested on April 15?

In this situation, when the Director notifies a producer of a license termination and a review is requested, the relevant regulations specify the timeline for establishing a court date. If a producer seeks a review of the termination decision, the law does not automatically provide a set timeframe for hearing dates. Instead, the timing and scheduling may depend on various factors including court availability and local procedures.

If the request for a review is filed on April 15, there may not be any guarantees regarding when a court date will be established, as it can vary widely based on the judicial calendar and other pending matters. This means that while a hearing may eventually be scheduled, the precise timing could be uncertain and is not determined by a fixed date in the regulations. Therefore, the notion that the court date will not necessarily be established in a specific manner is accurate, making this the correct choice.