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Ep. 26 - USPS v Konan: Does the Postal Exception to the FTCA Cover Intentional Misconduct?

1 h 1 min · 17 de may de 2026
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In episode 26 of the Supreme Court Opinions Read podcast, we read the Supreme Court's opinion in United States Postal Service v Konan. At issue in this case, whether the postal exception to the Federal Tort Claims Act exempts claims arising out of postal employees' intentional nondelivery of mail from the government's waiver of sovereign immunity. Link to read the opinion: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-351_7648.pdf LInktree: https://linktr.ee/supremecourtopinionsread

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