· 4/11/1942
Tri-State Transit Co. of Louisiana, Inc. v. Grier
Citations
- 127 F.2d 719
- 1942 U.S. App. LEXIS 3956
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- holding that negligent employment, supervision and training claims “fall squarely 26 within the discretionary function exception”
- holding that negligent employment, supervision and training claims “fall squarely 26 within the discretionary function exception”
- noting that even though generally policies are subject to discretionary act immunity, 2 “governmental conduct cannot be discretionary if it violates a legal mandate”
- holding negligent employment, supervision and training claims “fall squarely 19 within the discretionary function exception”
- holding negligent employment, supervision and training claims “fall squarely 15 within the discretionary function exception”
- applying the doctrine to FTCA claims made by a Canadian detained in Vancouver, British Columbia, against the U.S.-based Customs officials who trained the Vancouver agents
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Judges: Foster, Holmes, McCord
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