· 1/15/1848
Hammond v. Freeman
Citations
- 4 Ark. 62
How courts have described this case
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- holding that compliance with § 2513, including submission of a certificate of innocence from the federal district court, is a prerequisite to the jurisdiction of the Court of Federal Claims
- examining prior case law and concluding that Grayson and Moore, among other cases, constitute binding precedent that have not been reversed en banc
- “Accordingly, this court holds that compliance with § 2513, including submission of a certificate of innocence from the federal district court, is a prerequisite to the jurisdiction of the Court of Federal Claims.”
- “While the judgment does certify that plaintiff’s conviction was reversed, it does not affirm that plaintiff did not commit any of the acts charged . . . [nor does it] include any statement indicating that plaintiff was not responsible for his own prosecution.”
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Judges: Oldham
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