Michael G. Radin v. United States of America and National Mediation Board

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a jurisdictional statute is “merely a jurisdictional grant that in no way affects the sovereign immunity of the United States”
• noting that a jurisdictional statute is “merely a jurisdictional grant that in no way affects the sovereign immunity of the United States”
• presenting a jurisdictional statute as “merely a jurisdictional grant that in no way affects the sovereign immunity of the United States”
• sovereign immunity barred claim for damages under Tucker Act for due process violations
• due process claim for damages against National Mediation Board, a federal agency, barred by sovereign immunity because any monetary relief would be paid with public funds
• “The provision for arbitration is not a voluntary undertaking, but rather is compelled by the [Railway Labor Act].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).