Maxwell v. Texas Department of Transportation

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• recognizing that although TxDOT relied on engineering expertise and discretion in planning and design of culvert, such action “remain[ed] in the informed discretion of the agency and exempt from liability under section 101.056(2)”
• recognizing that although TxDOT relied on engineering expertise and discretion in planning and design of culvert, such action \remain[ed] in the informed discretion of the agency and exempt from liability under section 101.056(2)\
• it is improper for a court to second-guess TxDOT’s decision concerning the placement of a culvert and the use of safety features in connection with this culvert
• it is improper for a court to second-guess TxDOT’s decision concerning the placement of a culvert and the use of safety features in connection with this culvert
• it is improper for a court to second-guess TxDOT = s decision concerning the placement of a culvert and the use of safety features in connection with this culvert

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).