Supreme Court hears case on suing federal officers over alleged medical neglect
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The Supreme Court is reviewing a case involving a prisoner who allegedly suffered injuries and was denied medical care. The outcome could affect the ability to hold federal officers accountable in court, according to NPR.
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The case could impact legal accountability for federal law enforcement officers.
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