(Salem, OR) -- Oregon, and 38 attorneys general, have submitted a proposed fix to end Google's search monopoly. Last year, a federal judge ruled Google has a monopoly over the internet search market. The state is proposing that Google can no longer pay companies like Apple and Android to make Google the default search option. Google would also have to sell the Chrome browser. A hearing on the proposals will be held starting April 21st in Washington D.C.