Eight judges sounded the alarm Thursday about an earlier 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sovereign immunity case they say could open the floodgates for claims against the government.
The judges issued a dissent after failing to secure enough votes to force en banc review of a ruling that said a pilot could sue the government for sharing his HIV status among several federal agencies.
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