...decision reaffirming the importance of the discretionary function defense: The discretionary function exception . . . marks the boundary between Congress'...the United States and its desire to protect certain governmental activities from exposure to suit by private citizens. Congress wished to prevent judicial...

...(Emphasis added.) The discretionary function exception, embodied in the second clause of §2680(a), marks the boundary between Congress' willingness to...the United States and its desire to protect certain governmental activities from exposure to suit by private individuals. Although the Court has previously...

...implications. As recently noted by a unanimous Supreme Court — and I quote here: The discretionary function exception marks the boundary between Congress' willingness...the United States and its desire to protect certain Governmental activities from exposure to suit by private citizens. Congress wished to prevent the judicial...

...public policy. On the contrary, the Act and the exceptions stated therein merely reflect a portion of "the boundary between Congress' willingness to impose...the United States and its desire to protect certain governmental activities from exposure to suit by private individuals." United States v. Varia Airlines....

...abused." 28 USC § 2680(a) •536 This exception, as we staled in our moat recent opinion on the subject, "marks the boundary between Congress' willingness to impose tort liability upon the United Stales and its desire to protect certain governmental activities from exposure to suit by private individuals."...

...to the Court's jurisdiction under the FTCA is known as the "discretionary function'' exception and "marks the boundary between Congress' willingness...the United States and its desire to protect certain governmental activities from exposure to suit by private individuals." United State v. SA Empresa de...

...(Emphasis added.) The discretionary function exception. embodied in the second clause of 5 2680(a), marks the boundary between Congress' willingness to...the United States and its desire to protect certain governmental activities from exposure to suit by private individuals. Although the Court has previously...