· 4/17/1997
Terwilliger v. Hennepin County
Citations
- 561 N.W.2d 909
- 1997 Minn. LEXIS 272
- 1997 WL 183494
How courts have described this case
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- stating that in reviewing the exception under section 466.03, subdivision 6, the court will be guided by the decisions under section 3.376, subdivision 3(b)
- noting that discretionary-act immunity does not apply to “ [operational level decisions . . . [that] involve decisions relating to the ordinary day-to-day operations of the government”
- noting that “day-to-day [medical] treatment decisions — despite the professional discretion involved in their making — are operational decisions that do not ordinarily fall within [discretionary-act] immunity”
- observing that “the legislature did not intend the discretionary function exception to swallow the general rule of allowing recovery for those injuries negligently inflicted in the performance of government operations”
- observing that, in Cairl, court was concerned with youth’s mental illness and public safety
- observing that, in Cairl, court was concerned with youth's mental illness and public safety
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Judges: Keith, Gardebring, Blatz
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