Supreme Court rules families can sue for damages after FBI raids on wrong house.

The Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that a family can sue the federal government for damages after their Atlanta home was wrongly raided by law enforcement in 2017. The FBI and SWAT agents mistakenly entered the home of Trina Martin and her family while searching for a neighbor accused of gang activity. The court's decision allows victims of such "wrong-house raids" to seek compensation, overturning previous barriers to suing the government under the Federal Tort Claims Act.