Federal Claims· 9/18/2000
Bateson v. United States
Citations
- 48 Fed. Cl. 162
- 2000 U.S. Claims LEXIS 234
- 2000 WL 1704453
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- stating that the court may consider evidence outside the administrative record that was unavailable below
- stating that the evidentiary record for judicial review properly comprises files and records that “would have been before the deciding official”
- stating that Captain Joslyn’s rebuttal to the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB) findings was received and considered
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Judges: Damich
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Van Cleave v. United StatesFederal Claims· 2006-05-19· cited 39×
- Captain Ross E. Joslyn v. United StatesFederal Claims· 2013-04-10· cited 21×
- Sieben v. United StatesFederal Claims· 2012-12-13· cited 7×
- Prochazka v. United StatesFederal Claims· 2009-12-10· cited 6×
- Mary B. Stanton v. United StatesFederal Claims· 2013-05-31· cited 3×
- Quinton v. States StatesFederal Claims· 2005-02-08· cited 3×
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Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- David W. Heisig v. The United StatesFederal Circuit· 1983-10-19· cited 462×
- Keebler Company v. Murray Bakery ProductsFederal Circuit· 1989-01-25· cited 52×
- Long v. United StatesCourt of Claims· 1987-04-15· cited 42×
- Ron L. Fluellen,plaintiff-Appellant v. United States,defendant-AppelleeFederal Circuit· 2000-09-01· cited 31×
- Walter D. Small v. United StatesFederal Circuit· 1998-10-14· cited 28×
- Neptune v. United StatesFederal Claims· 1997-07-22· cited 10×
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