I’m pretty sure this is the same Supreme Court that upheld the ObamaCare method of ruling the people.
Not hearing the case obviously doesn’t affect the ability to invoke the Hyde Amendment in future instances of malicious prosecution. But the appeals court ruling means that no matter how inappropriate the prosecution’s conduct is in the pursuit of a conviction, as long as they can prove they had probable cause to try the case, defendants have no financial recourse, and the prosecution cannot be held accountable under the Hyde Amendment.
via Supreme Court Declines to Tackle Prosecutorial Misconduct Case – Hit & Run : Reason.com.