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sox
Okay I have some questions Regarding the differences of the BVA CAVC and Supreme court Appeals....
Does the BVA determine or review the constitutionality of appeals based on due process?
In non veteran courts they review Constitutional appeals in a strict manor, does this hold true for the BVA?
If not how does the BVA respond regarding jurisdiction and appeals concerning due process?
Does the CAVC review decisions regarding the BVA before they become final?
If title 38 CFR doesn't coincide with United States Code how does the BVA address this?
What other recourse does a veteran have at their disposal if their due process rights have been violated?
Thanks for your help and consideration,
Sox
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Yes, the BVA can review "due process" issues. The difference is that BVA judges opinions can be over ruled on several levels. US Supreme Court interpretations, however, can not be over ruled.
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