Which of the following is not one of the exclusions under the Federal Torts Claims Act?
A) The intentional torts of government officials
B) Federal prisoners' claims for damage to their property
C) Prisoners claims against the U.S. under the Act
D) A parolee killing someone when the Bureau of Prisons did not supply records of the prisoner

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The Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) allows for certain lawsuits against the United States, but it excludes claims based on the intentional torts of government officials, claims by federal prisoners for property damage, and claims by prisoners against the U.S. under the Act. However, it does not specifically exclude a scenario where a parolee kills someone because the Bureau of Prisons failed to supply records of the prisoner. This type of claim could potentially fall under negligence rather than being directly excluded by the FTCA.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Exclusions