The Principal Effect of the Federal Tort Claims Act Was

question 13

Multiple Choice

The principal effect of the Federal Tort Claims Act was to

• A) eliminate much of federal sovereign immunity.
• B) make the federal courts available for review of state tort actions.
• C) restrict federal tort actions to diversity cases.
• D) shield federal officials from liability.

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