Floyd A. Wright v. United States of America, and Nathan Fletcher, Malcolm S. Segal and Does I Through Xxiii

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• noting the court “reads no exemptions into the FTCA beyond those provided”
• refusing to limit the provision, other than the FTCA.” App. at exception to the context of a search, R-14. We conclude that the District Court seizure, or arrest
• “The decision whether or not to prose- cute a given individual is a discretionary function for which the United States is immune from liability.”
• \We have ... limited [Sec. 2680(a) ] to decisions made at a planning rather than an operational level.... The conduct of [the IRS agent] in implementing that decision ... is not immune as a discretionary function\

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