Vol. 10, Issue 2, 1957June 01, 1957 EDT
The Federal Tort Claims Act and the “Discretionary Function” Exception
The Federal Tort Claims Act and the “Discretionary Function” Exception
Fleming James Jr.,
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 2, 1957
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 1957
- Florida's New Water Resources LawFrank E. Maloney
- The Florida Death ActsLeo M. Alpert
- The Federal Tort Claims Act and the "Discretionary Function" ExceptionFleming James Jr.
- Segregation in Interstate TransportationStephen C. McAliley
- Levy and Attachment of Corporate StockRobert P. Smith Jr.
- Constitutional Law: Liability of Administrative Officers Acting Under Unconstitutional StatutesLester C. Lintz
- Criminal Law: Responsibility of Felon for Death of Co-FelonRobert L. Seeley
- Pleading: Amendments to Conform to the EvidenceAllen K. McCormick
- Trusts: The Totten Trust in FloridaArthur E. Roberts
Fleming James, The Federal Tort Claims Act and the “Discretionary Function” Exception, 10 Fla. L. Rev. 184 (1957).
