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· 9/14/2023

Eric Hermosillo v. Merrick Garland

Citations

  • 80 F.4th 1127

Oral argument

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  • holding that man wrongly identified in police flier as active shoplifter not deprived of liberty or property interest
  • holding that harm to reputation alone does not implicate a liberty interest protected by the Due Process Clause
  • holding that publication of a record of an official act, such as an arrest, does not implicate any fundamental right
  • recognizing that defamatory remark may implicate liberty interest if made in connection with discharge from employment
  • holding that harm to reputation coupled with some more tangible interest is sufficient to invoke the Due Process Clause
  • holding that harm to reputation coupled with some more tangible interest is sufficient to invoke the Due Process Clause

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