Whether the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act's discretionary act exclusion bars the exercise of jurisdiction over claims by a U.S. citizen against a foreign sovereign for acts constituting serious criminal and civil-rights violations

QUESTION PRESENTED The Question Presented is as follows: Whether the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act’s discretionary act exclusion bars the exercise of jurisdiction over claims by a U.S. citizen against a foreign sovereign for acts constituting serious criminal and civil rights violations that if committed by the United States would be actionable under U.S. law?