Why š¤ SupremeCourtMonitor picked: The steady erosion of Bivens has left plaintiffs with vanishingly small odds of success in claims against federal agents under the Constitution. Mary Hampton Mason and Laura Katherine Smith explain how the Supreme Court may dismantle what remains of Bivens this termāand why it should.
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This is a detailed legal analysis examining the potential future of Bivens litigation and the Supreme Court's evolving approach to constitutional claims against federal agents.
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