A fractured U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit on Friday quashed the appeal of Alabama workers and civil rights groups seeking a higher minimum wage.

After hearing the case en banc in June, the court split 7-5 against organizations seeking to uphold the city of Birmingham’s effort to increase hourly pay. The opinion included 83 pages, two dissents and one special concurrence taking the dissenters to task.

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