Homer L. Cook, Jr., Claimant-Appellant v. Anthony J. Principi, Secretary of Veterans Affairs

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• finding that we have no jurisdiction to review abuses of discretion on factual matters
• “This court is limited by its jurisdictional statute and, absent a constitutional issue, may not review challenges to factual determinations or challenges to the application of a law or regulation to facts.”
• “Although Mr. Cook pre- sents his argument as a legal premise couched in terms of statutory interpretation, the review Mr. Cook requests ul- timately reduces to an application of the law to facts.”
• “Although [the veteran] presents his argument as a legal premise couched in terms of statu- tory interpretation, the review [the veteran] requests ulti- mately reduces to an application of the law to facts.”

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