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Justice Thomas urges Supreme Court to revisit government immunity in military-related lawsuits, citing accountability concerns.
Justice Clarence Thomas urged the Supreme Court to reconsider a long-standing legal doctrine granting the government immunity from lawsuits tied to military service, marking his third such call in five years.
His remarks came in a case involving the death of an off-duty Air Force member, where lower courts applied the immunity rule.
Thomas questioned the scope and justification of the doctrine, which shields the government from liability for actions during military operations or support duties.
While the Court has not yet agreed to hear the case, his repeated advocacy signals growing scrutiny over the precedent’s validity and impact on accountability and access to justice in military-related claims.
El juez Thomas insta a la Corte Suprema a revisar la inmunidad del gobierno en demandas relacionadas con el ejército, citando preocupaciones de rendición de cuentas.