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The Supreme Court is considering a case that could limit the ability of prisoners to sue for inadequate medical care. The justices appear unlikely to overturn a 1971 precedent that permits lawsuits against federal officers for constitutional rights violations.
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The Supreme Court is considering a case that could limit the ability of prisoners to sue for inadequate medical care. The justices appear unlikely to overturn a 1971 precedent that permits lawsuits against federal officers for constitutional rights violations.
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Supreme Court seems likely to limit prisoners’ ability to sue over claims of poor medical care
Supreme Court may restrict prisoners' lawsuits regarding medical care