· 10/30/1981
Dr. Endre Ungar v. William French Smith, Attorney General of the United States
Citations
- 667 F.2d 188
- 215 U.S. App. D.C. 145
- 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 16478
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- no clear and convincing evidence because “no reference to the proscription of judicial review” in legislative history of statute or its “relatives”
- legislative history indicating that review preclusion provision was “intended to reduce ... delay in adjudicating claims under the Trading with the Enemy Act” was not a “clear expression of Congress’s desire to prevent the courts from passing upon ... constitutional claims”
- legislative history indicating that review preclusion provision was \intended to reduce ... delay in adjudicating claims under the Trading with the Enemy Act\ was not a \clear expression of Congress's desire to prevent the courts from passing upon ... constitutional claims\
- legislative history indicating that review preclusion provision was \intended to reduce ... delay in adjudicating claims under the Trading with the Enemy Act\ was not a \clear expression of Congress's desire to prevent the courts from passing upon ... constitutional claims\
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Judges: Bazelon, McGowan, Wilkey
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