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Why can’t active duty personnel sue for medical malpractice?

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Why can’t active duty personnel sue for medical malpractice?

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In 1950 the Supreme Court decided a case called Feres v. United States in which it ruled that active duty personnel injured “incident to service” cannot file claims against the United States under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Receiving treatment at government facilities has been deemed an activity “incident to service”.

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