· 5/9/2000
Peter R. Kachanis, Jr. v. Department of the Treasury
Citations
- 212 F.3d 1289
- 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 9549
- 2000 WL 567009
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- holding an issue properly before the court where the issue was presented in various filings to the AJ and the full Board, providing both the opportunity to address the matter
- recognizing that § 8151(b)(1) affords workers injured for less than one year absolute priority in hiring and “[i]f Congress had intended similar priority for workers injured more than one year, it would have done the same under section 8151(b)(2)[,][b]ut it did not”
- “This court has long held that appellants may not raise issues on ap- peal for the first time.”
- “[A]ppellants may not raise is- sues on appeal for the first time.”
- “[A]ppellants may not raise issues on appeal for the first time.”
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Judges: Mayer, Schall, Gajarsa
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