D.M. v. Yonkers City Sch. Dist.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the federal courts have no jurisdiction to hear a claim for negligent supervision of a government employee who committed battery
• holding, by a plurality, that an action based on negligent supervision of a serviceman who abducted and murdered another serviceman was barred by the FTCA
• holding, by a plurality, that an action based on negligent supervision of a serviceman who abducted and murdered another serviceman was barred by the FTCA
• noting that allegations “go[ing] directly to the ‘management’ of the military” that “might impair essential military discipline” he at the “core” of rule’s concerns
• noting that allegations “go[ing] directly to the ‘management’ of the military” that “might impair essential military discipline” lie at the “core” of rule’s concerns
• holding nonjusticiable a suit brought by the mother of a member of the military who was killed allegedly as a result of the Army's negligence while he was off duty

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).