Supreme Court to Consider if Cross-border Shooting Can Lead to Damages Claim

Supreme Court to Consider if Cross-border Shooting Can Lead to Damages Claim
A statue symbolizing the authority of justice outside the Supreme Court building in Washington on Sept. 22, 2017. Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times
Matthew Vadum
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WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court agreed on May 28 to consider whether the parents of a foreigner killed outside the country by a U.S. law enforcement officer can pursue a claim for damages against the officer.

The much-litigated case, Hernandez v. Mesa, is expected to proceed to oral arguments before the high court in the fall.