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Legal Handbook for FBI Special Agents — Part 2
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_~ Man1-ID: LHBSAP1 LEGAL HANDBOOK FOR SPECIAL AGENTS PART 1
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SECTION 9. CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LIABILITY
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9-1 IN GENERAL (See 3-4.3 and MIOG, Part 1, Section 197.)
It is the purpose of this section to advise|Agents | of
the potential civil and criminal liability that their actions as FBI
employees may generate. The bases of civil liability, the
responsibilities for paying money damages, the availability of legal
representation, and the rules that are to be followed in the event a
civillor criminal|action is initiated are set forth below.
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9-2 CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
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—m 9-2.1 Federal Tort Claims Act
(1) Pursuant to the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), Title
28, USC,|Section 2671, et seq. , |claims|may|be made for money damages
against the|United States|for certain negligent or intentional
misconduct committed by employees within the scope of
their employment; e.g-, claims resulting from the alleged negligent
operation of an automobile, or those alleging the intentional torts of
assault, battery, false arrest, false imprisonment, malicious
prosecution or abuse of | process. The| FTCA is the exclusive remedy for
ali|such|common law tort claims which arise from actions taken
py| federal | employees within the scope of their employment. It is a
requirement of the FTCA that an administrative claim for compensation
be submitted to the FBI prior to the initiation of a civil action in
federal district court. Where appropriate, these claims |may be
settled by either|the FBI|or the Civil Division of the Department of
Justice (DOJ). (See Manual of Investigative Operations and Guidelines
(MIOG), Part 1, Section 120.)
(2) When a claim is made or a suit filed under the FTCA,
the government is responsible for any | judgment | or settlement | entered.
A| judgment in an action brought under the FTCA is a complete bar to
any action by the same plaintiff, based on the same subject matter,
against the government employee whose acts gave rise to the claim.
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