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Supreme Court may bar federal inmates from suing over denied medical care
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What happenedThe U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in the case of a former federal inmate who says he was denied medical treatment in prison.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Supreme Court seems likely to limit prisoners’ ability to sue over claims of poor medical...". The center frames it as "Supreme Court may bar federal inmates from suing over denied medical care".
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Left / center-leftSupreme Court seems likely to limit prisoners’ ability to sue over claims of poor medical care
The Washington Post · Center-left · News report
CenterSupreme Court may bar federal inmates from suing over denied medical care
UPI · Center · Wire story
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Supreme Court seems likely to limit prisoners’ ability to sue over claims of poor medical care
The justices did not seem ready to overturn a 1971 precedent that let individuals harmed by federal officers in violation of their constitutional rights sue for monetary damages.
