 And that's what the Supreme Court said yesterday in a narrowly divided decision. Five to four, Justice Neil Gorsuch, for the majority, said it's not in the text of U.S. bankruptcy law that a third party, the Sackler family in this case, which is not declaring bankruptcy on their own, can get this kind of immunity in any sort of a deal. It's simply not part of the law, and therefore it can't stand.