Edwin J. Akutowicz v. The United States of America

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• holding that where plaintiff has not satis- fied private analogue requirement, plaintiff has failed to state cause of action under Federal Tort Claims Act
• holding that where plaintiff has not satis- fied private analogue requirement, plaintiff has failed to state cause of action under Federal Tort Claims Act
• finding that there is no private law analogue for allegedly negligent conduct in adjudicating loss of citizenship because “no private citizen is empowered to certify the loss of American nationality”
• denying FTCA liability where the State Department erroneously decided plaintiff had revoked his U.S. citizenship
• affirming the district court’s 7 dismissal of the FTCA claim for failure to satisfy the private analog requirement with respect to 8 the government’s allegedly wrongful revocation of citizenship
• FTCA barred negligence claim based on conduct in connection with loss of plaintiff’s citizenship because no private analog

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