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“Discretionary Function Immunity” Inapplicable to Alaska PO Duties

The Alaska Supreme Court has held that a parole officer’s day-to-day supervisory activities related to parolees are operational duties which are not entitled to discretionary function immunity.

On November 23, 1996, Alaskan prisoner Calvin McGrew was released on parole. He was generally compliant with his parole conditions until March 1998, ...

 

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