D.C. Code Ann . In November 1993, the court denied appellants' motion for reconsideration. They then filed a timely notice of appeal. Analysis A. Sovereign Immunity In Morris v. D.C. Code Ann .
Appellants nonetheless offer two objections that merit attention.
The record does not support this contention. This objection is puzzling, as it runs headlong into the essential logic of the discretionary function exception to governmental liability. It is true, as appellants argue, that such immunity could have substantial and even on occasion undesirable impact if those policies are ill-considered. But the hard fact remains that insulating policy determinations, good and bad, is the raison d' e tre of the discretionary function exception. We note that accepting appellants' argument would, in this very case, create a conundrum of its own.