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The historical role of damages in public law, focusing on intentional torts and negligence against public authorities. It discusses early cases of damages as a means of holding governments accountable, the growth of liability for negligence, and the challenges of applying the same approach to public authorities. The text also covers the justifications for different treatments of public authorities in cases of damages, including the impact on public resources, the open pocket of the public authority, discretionary decision-making, and the potential distortion of decision-making.
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The intentional torts