 Well, Gorsuch wrote that U.S. bankruptcy law simply doesn't give courts this kind of power to force people to give up lawsuits against people like the Sacklers who aren't in fact bankrupt. He said this deal overreaches the authority given to courts by Congress. I spoke about this with Melissa Jacoby. She's a bankruptcy expert at the University of North Carolina. She says she wasn't surprised justices struck down this plan.