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	Why DPS is seeking a retrial after ex-Texas trooper, Army Reserve captain won $2.5M suit	Austin American Statesman	Moritz, J.	04/25/2024	6 doc(s)	Burn pits; Lawsuits; Military personnel; Public Safety, Texas Department of
	Iraq veteran who lost job as Texas trooper can sue the state, U.S. Supreme Court rules	Dallas Morning News	Staff	06/30/2022	4 doc(s)	Castro, Joaquin; Sovereign immunity; Supreme Court arguments and decisions, U.S.; Veterans employment; Veterans with disabilities
	U.S. Supreme Court hears case of Texas veteran and burn pit victim seeking to reclaim job	Austin American Statesman	Moritz, J.	03/30/2022	3 doc(s)	Burn pits; Discrimination; Public Safety, Texas Department of; Respiratory diseases; Sovereign immunity; Stone, Judd E.; Supreme Court arguments and decisions, U.S.; Veterans employment
	Justices cast doubt on Texas’ immunity in vet’s lawsuit	Austin American Statesman	Sherman, M.	03/30/2022	4 doc(s)	Barrett, Amy Coney; Kavanaugh, Brett; Sotomayor, Sonia; Sovereign immunity; Supreme Court, U.S.; Veterans; Veterans employment
	How a Texas war veteran carried the fight over burn pit exposure to the U.S. Supreme Court	Austin American Statesman	Moritz, J.	03/08/2022	1 TX bill 4 doc(s)	Burn pits; Discrimination; Public Safety, Texas Department of; Respiratory diseases; Sovereign immunity; Supreme Court, U.S.; Veterans; Veterans employment