Michigan's top court won't revive Flint water charges against 7 key figures
- The Michigan Supreme Court has rejected an attempt to revive criminal charges against seven people involved in the Flint water scandal, including former Governor Rick Snyder.
- State prosecutors argued that the charges could be easily revived, but the Supreme Court was not persuaded and refused to review the case.
- This decision marks a setback in the efforts to hold people accountable for the water disaster, as there have been no felony convictions or jail sentences so far.
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