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With this Missouri case, the Supreme Court could curb activist state judiciaries Sherman Joyce © Provided by Washington Examiner The Supreme Court may be able to rein in activist state courts if it reviews a Missouri case that loosely linked the use of baby powder to ovarian cancer diagnoses. The case, based on unfounded scientific claims, resulted in the largest talc-related verdict in history. Now Johnson & Johnson is asking the Supreme Court to step in and push back on state courts that ignore precedent by allowing out-of-state lawsuits as well as questionable “expert” scientific evidence. The Missouri talc case undermined the foundational fairness of our judicial system as the trial played out in a court with very little connection to the parties involved, violating the defendant’s constitutional right to due process.

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