· 8/5/2014
Jiron v. United States
Citations
- 118 Fed. Cl. 190
- 2014 U.S. Claims LEXIS 746
- 2014 WL 3845796
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the Court does not have jurisdiction over claims arising under the Fourth Amendment, which is not a money mandating provision
- holding that the Court does not have jurisdiction over claims arising under the Fourth Amendment, which is not a money mandating provision
- dismissing plaintiffs complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction because plaintiff was tried and convicted of criminal charges in Colorado state court
- \It is well settled that the United States is the only proper defendant in the United States Court of Federal Claims.\ (quotation omitted)
- \It is well settled that the United States is the only proper defendant in the United States Court of Federal Claims.\ (quotation omitted)
- \lt is well settled that the United States is the only proper defendant in the United States Court ofFederal Claims.\ (quotation omitted)
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Judges: Susan G. Braden
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