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West Vs. Gibson

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jun 14, 1999

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  5. U.S. 212 (1999) October Term, 1998 Syllabus West, Secretary of Veterans Affairs V. Gibson
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  6. makes clear that the authori- 213 zation is not limited to the remedies specified. See Phelps Dodge Corp. v. NLRB
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  7. statutes can enlarge or contract their scope as required by other changes in the law or the world. See, e. g., Browder v. United
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  8. A (1990) (no reference to compensatory damages in preamendment list of EEOC remedies), with, e. g., Jackson v. Runyon
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  9. hence, he could not bring that claim in court. Gibson v. Brown
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  10. the Circuits have disagreed about whether the EEOC has the power to award compensatory damages, compare Fitzgerald v. Secretary
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  11. of Veterans Affairs, 121 F.3d 203 , 207 (CAS 1997) (EEOC may award compensatory damages), with Crawford v. Babbitt
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  12. in the world, require their application to new instances or make old applications anachronistic. See, e. g., Browder v. United
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  13. see also United States v. Southwestern
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  14. Fortnightly Corp. v. United
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  15. are not limited to the examples that follow that word. See Phelps Dodge Corp. v. NLRB
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  16. See New York Gaslight Club, Inc. v. Carey
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  17. damages, it waives the Government's sovereign immunity, and we must construe any such waiver narrowly. See Lane v. Pena
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  18. matters fall outside the scope of the question presented in the Government's petition for certiorari. See Rob erts v. Galen
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  19. may not be awarded against the United States unless it has waived its sovereign immunity. See Department of Army v. Blue
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  20. Lane v. Pena
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  21. U. S. 156 , 161 (1981), quoting Soriano v. United
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  22. not provide the unequivocal statement required to establish a waiver of immunity to damages awards. See United States v. Nordic
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  23. remedies-reinstatement or hiring of employees with or without backpay-are equitable in nature. See United States v. Burke
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  24. a waiver of sovereign immunity in one forum does not effect a waiver in other forums. See, e. g., McElrath v. United
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  25. Syllabus West, Secretary of Veterans Affairs V. Gibson
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  26. See Phelps Dodge Corp. v. NLRB
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  27. Browder v. United
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  28. Jackson v. Runyon
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  29. Gibson v. Brown
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  30. Fitzgerald v. Secretary
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  31. Crawford v. Babbitt
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  32. United States v. Southwestern
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  33. See Lane v. Pena
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  34. See Department of Army v. Blue
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  35. Soriano v. United
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  36. See United States v. Nordic
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  37. See United States v. Burke
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  38. McElrath v. United
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