Mick and Jacob hour:2. Jurisdiction in the court  This court has jurisdiction over all claims against the United States for damages, breach of contract.

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Mick and Jacob hour:2

Jurisdiction in the court  This court has jurisdiction over all claims against the United States for damages, breach of contract or equitable relief  They have special jurisdiction  They hear about special occurring issues

Facts  Originally established in 1855  The court originally had 3 judges appointed for life  Now they only serve 15 year terms  Judges are appointed by the president, and are able to be reappointed  There are 16 judges

Types of cases  Damages  Money  War property  Government Contracts  War losses  War services  Patent Rights

Court Houses/Court Rooms

Real Life Cases  1. National Vaccine Injury Act of This aimed to provide cost-effective vaccines, and keep a stable market place.  2. Cases relating to Native American tribes because the government breaches their rights. Over $550 million in damages.