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Ketanji Brown Jackson: “The government, if it lost, could not appeal, right?”

Featuring: Ketanji Brown Jackson, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court | National

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Justice Jackson, he has a way of pressing it. But just to be clear, as Justice Sotomayor mentioned, The government, if it lost, could not appeal, right? Correct. If the government Lost at the BVA, 7252 prohibits or precludes the government from appealing that decision. (00:06–00:10)

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Asserts that the government cannot appeal if it loses at the BVA.

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