Hoy v. Capelli

How courts have described this case

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• noting, in a pre-TCA case, the government's discretion in exercising judgment over signage decisions
• intersection where signal removed because of malfunction indistinguishable from intersection never having signal
• intersection where signal removed because of malfunction indistinguishable from intersection never having signal
• “To accept a jury’s verdict as to the reasonableness and safety of a plan of governmental services and prefer it over the judgment of the governmental body which originally considered and passed on the matter would be to obstruct normal governmental operations.”
• \To accept a jury's verdict as to the reasonableness and safety of a plan of governmental services and prefer it over the judgment of the governmental body which originally considered and passed on the matter would be to obstruct normal governmental operations.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).