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Sterling v. City of Jackson.
A case where the water source for the city-operated waterworks had high acidity levels, and because it was not diluted, lead from the water pipes mixed in, causing significant damage to residents.
The city government was negligent in repairing this due to reasons such as budget shortages, and although the residents filed a lawsuit, it was dismissed.
The court's suggestion regarding remedies: The court added that resolution through constitutional litigation is impossible, and residents must seek other alternatives, such as filing tort claims against the city government or officials, or electing individuals through voting who will manage the water system more effectively.