Mining company loses bid to revive Minnesota copper, nickel project

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : He said the claims should have been brought under the Tucker Act, which allows parties to sue the U.S. over contractual disputes involving the government.
38% : Cooper said his court lacks jurisdiction over Twin Metals' claims under the Administrative Procedure Act, because the rights allegedly violated by the government stem from the terms of its leasing contract with the U.S. government - not procedural legal rights outlined in that law.

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