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Immunity Doesn’t Fly: The Case for Federal Responsibility for Torts Committed by Transportation Security Officers

Feb 26, 2022 | Air and Space Law, Comment, Courtney Rimann

By Courtney Rimann Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) are the Transportation Security Administration’s first line of defense against terrorism in U.S. airways. The American flying public puts their safety, and their luggage, in the hands of these officers, who...

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Immunity Doesn’t Fly: The Case for Federal Responsibility for Torts Committed by Transportation Security Officers

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