 The Supreme Court struck down a controversial bankruptcy deal involving Purdue Pharma and the family that owns the OxyContin maker today. NPR's Brian Mann has more on the impact of the ruling. Members of the Sackler family aren't bankrupt, but they hope by paying roughly $6 billion into a bankruptcy settlement, the court would grant them immunity from future opioid lawsuits. But in a 5-4 ruling, justices said Congress never granted bankruptcy courts the authority to block lawsuits in this way. Adam Levitin teaches law at Georgetown University