Supreme Court returns cross-border shooting case to lower court - Washington Post


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Supreme Court returns cross-border shooting case to lower court
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The Supreme Court declined Monday to decide a case involving the cross-border shooting of an unarmed Mexican teenager by a U.S. Border Patrol agent, returning the matter to a federal appeals court for reconsideration. The narrow ruling came in an ...
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