Nabors v. United States

holding the Feres doctrine applicable to a case involving elective surgery | discussing the broad spectrum of factual situations in which standing has been acknowledged or denied | “[T]he nexus between the place to be searched and the evidence sought may be established through normal inferences about the location of evidence.” | “A jury’s statement that it currently is deadlocked is, by itself, an insufficient ground for declaring a mistrial.” | Medical malpractice action brought by widow and children of serviceman under FTCA barred by Feres | “It is clear beyond peradventure that the income tax on wages is constitutional.” | abuse of discretion standard governs determinations under Fed.R.Evid. 404(b)