Mister Ralpho v. J. Raymond Bell, Chairman, Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the United States

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• noting legislative history’s “marked silence” on preclusion of judicial review for constitutional claims
• construing the Micronesian Claims Act in light of the Act's purposes, its'legislative history, the interpretation of analogous statutory provisions, and the Trusteeship Agreement's human rights guarantees
• construing the Micronesian Claims Act in harmony with the Trusteeship Agreement's human rights guarantees
• “[a]n opportunity to meet and rebut evidence utilized by an administrative agency has long been regarded as a primary requisite of due process”
• panel cannot blindly follow prior ruling in the face of clearly controlling doctrine later enunciated by the Supreme Court
• panel cannot blindly follow prior ruling in the face of clearly controlling doctrine later enunciated by the Supreme Court

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