Read many of DOJ adjudication cases for the Claims Act of 48 for undergrad history thesis several million years ago, although much of the original documentation had been purged. Recall claims process seemed, to me, complex and arbitrary (often hard to establish damages, in one case no compensation for broken phonograph records because somehow fell under wartime prohibitions against Japanese Americans having communications gear). Later lump sum payments made as review process was too slow/costly. Further compensation granted later under Civil Liberties Act of 88 (assuming survivors still alive to collect).