Brent F. Williams v. United States
Whether the District Court lacks jurisdiction under
under. Article III of theConstitution. Case or Constroversy
clause, in light of Heckler v. Chaney, 470 US 821 (1985)
Whether Primary Administrative Jurisdiction required
the District Court to abstain from adjudicatinq matters
within the exclusive jurisdiction of the administrative
aqency, empowered by Congress to administer the statutes.
Whether the Government lacked standinq to prosecute the
Petitioner under Article III of the Constitution.
Whether the Doctrine of Mootness divested the District
Court of Jurisdiction, when the case or controversy
became moot, and no lonqer existed.
Whether the District Court lacks jurisdiction under Article III of the Constitution, Case or Controversy clause, in light of Heckler v. Chaney