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· 2/16/2024

Thompson v. Florida Commission on Offender Review

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the Medicare Act’s administrative exhaustion requirement did not bar the court from considering a constitutional challenge to the Act itself
  • noting that “preclusion of judicial review of constitutional claims” raises due process concerns
  • collecting cases “that cast[] doubt on the constitutionality of congressional preclusion of judicial review of constitutional claims”
  • discussing the limits on Congress’ power to restrict federal court jurisdiction
  • “[T]he party seeking to read a legislative scheme to preclude review bears the burden of demonstrating Congress’[s] intent to do so.”
  • Bork, J., dissenting, and discussing cases on, and scholarly treatments of, the subject

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