Hunt v. United States Department of Veterans Affairs

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• concluding that “since plaintiff has not identified an agency record subject to testing for accuracy, the Court must deny his motion for summary judgment because he has not proffered any probative evidence of a Privacy Act violation”
• Privacy Act claim for damages was barred from judicial review because the claims were \based on the assertion 'that the VA's failure to maintain accurate and complete records adversely affected [a veteran's] benefits determinations.' \
• “The district court lacked subject matter jurisdiction over appellant’s Privacy Act claims for damages because the claims are based on the assertion ‘that the VA’s failure to maintain accurate and complete records adversely affected [a veteran’s] benefits determinations.’”

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