Roland A. Leblanc v. United States

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• holding that this Court has no jurisdiction arising from the due process and equal protection clauses
• holding that the equal protection guarantees of the Fourteenth Amendment do not mandate the payment of money damages by the government
• holding that the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Clauses are not sufficient bases for jurisdiction in the Court of Federal Claims
• holding that the Court of Claims has no jurisdiction based on Fifth Amendment Due Process Clause
• holding that this Court lacks jurisdiction over constitutional claims that do not mandate the payment of money
• holding that the Fourteenth Amendment is not a sufficient basis for jurisdiction because it does not mandate payment of money by the government

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