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Rivera Hernandez, Jacklyn v. Roque Ocasio, Josue

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that Crenshaw held that “neither the tenure nor salary of federal officers is constitutionally protected from impairment by Congress”
  • adjudicating challenge to conviction on ground that the judge allegedly did not hold office validly under Article III of the Constitution
  • reviewing whether the plaintiffs' cases could be adjudicated by judges designated from non-Article III courts
  • reviewing whether the plaintiffs’ cases could be adjudicated by judges designated from non-Article III courts
  • including Appointments Clause objections to judicial officers in the category of nonjurisdictional structural constitutional objections
  • noting \this Court's considered practice not to apply stare decisis as rigidly in constitutional as in nonconstitutional cases\

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