Where does the Board file complaints regarding funeral law violations?

The correct answer is the Administrative Hearings Commission because this entity is specifically designed to handle disputes and complaints related to administrative law. Within the context of Missouri funeral laws, the Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers typically files complaints regarding violative actions taken by licensees or entities within the funeral industry here. The Administrative Hearings Commission serves as an impartial forum where these cases can be considered, and adjudicated, ensuring that all parties have the opportunity to present their side of the case in an administrative context.

The other options, while they may play roles in other regulatory or legal matters, do not serve the specific function of handling complaints under funeral law. The Department of Health oversees public health issues, local courts manage various legal disputes but not specifically for funeral law, and the Judicial Review Board focuses on reviewing decisions made by administrative agencies rather than being a forum for initial complaint filing. Therefore, the structure makes the Administrative Hearings Commission the appropriate avenue for handling these specific types of complaints within the realm of funeral service regulation.