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· 3/29/1988

Glasgow, Inc. v. Federal Highway Administration

Citations

  • 843 F.2d 130

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that \susceptible to discretion\ approach, which insulates discretionary decisions even where decisionmaker failed to decide, applies only where challenged activity is a traditional governmental function
  • holding that the dis- cretionary function exception does not apply when the government fails to make an actual policy judgment
  • holding that “susceptible to discretion” approach, which insulates discretionary decisions even where decisionmaker failed to decide, applies only where challenged activity is a traditional governmental function
  • before failure to warn can constitute discretionary function, government must make affirmative decision, based on policy concerns

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Judges: Aldisert, Greenberg, Weis

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