· 11/15/1877
Henry v. Blackburn
Citations
- 32 Ark. 445
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- noting that this court’s caselaw is not clear as to whether the justiciability inquiry falls under RCFC 12(b)(1) or RCFC 12(b)(6)
- explaining that service members may challenge the procedures of a grade-determination board in the Court of Federal Claims
- “When a service member chooses first to petition a military correction board, the Court of Federal Claims’ review is limited to the administrative record.”
- “When a service member chooses first to petition a military correction board, the Court of Federal Claims’ review is limited to the administrative record.”
- “When a service member chooses first to petition a military correction board, the Court of Federal Claims’ review is limited to the administrative record.” (citations omitted)
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