The US Supreme Court is likely to give a Georgia family another shot at suing the federal government for mistakenly raiding their home.
The justices discussed several paths they could take to revive the case but it wasn’t clear from arguments on Tuesday which one they would take.
A victory for the family at this stage wouldn’t mean they win—only that Curtrina Martin, her partner Hilliard Toi Cliatt, and Martin’s son, then 7, would get their day in court.
The FBI raided their suburban Atlanta home in the predawn hours of Oct. 18, 2017. A SWAT team broke down the ...
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