Dehoney v. Sandford

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• holding that various declarations and conventions do not confer jurisdiction on the Court of Federal Claims because they “are not acts of the United States Congress, signed by the President of the United States”
• holding that various declarations and conventions do not confer jurisdiction on the Court of Federal Claims because they “are not acts of the United States Congress, signed by the President of the United States”
• finding that the American Convention on Human Rights is not a money-mandating statute, regulation, or constitutional provision that allows for jurisdiction in this court
• finding Congress has not conveyed jurisdiction to the Court of Federal Claims over alleged violations arising from UNDRIP

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).