[News] A Court Called Jackson's Lead Poisoning "Grievous." It Also Said the Constitution Offers No Remedy. episode artwork

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[News] A Court Called Jackson's Lead Poisoning "Grievous." It Also Said the Constitution Offers No Remedy.

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Sitting as a full court, the Fifth Circuit held that neither freedom from municipally supplied contaminated water nor truthful information from public officials is a right deeply rooted in American history, wiping out an earlier panel decision and splitting openly with the Sixth Circuit's Flint rulings.

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