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· 4/12/1996

Friehe v. Schaad

Citations

  • 545 N.W.2d 740
  • 249 Neb. 825
  • 1996 Neb. LEXIS 77

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that it was not a violation of equal protection to require a father to file with the putative father registry within five days of his child's birth or lose the right to object to an adoption
  • holding that it was not a violation of equal protection to require a father to file with the putative father registry within five days of his child‘s birth or lose the right to object to an adoption
  • holding that it was not a violation of equal protection to require a father to file with the putative father registry within five days of his child‘s birth or lose the right to object to an adoption
  • holding that it was not a violation of equal protection to require a father to file with the putative father registry within five days of his child‘s birth or lose the right to object to an adoption
  • interpreting In re Application of S.R.S. and M.B.S. as upholding the facial constitutionality of adoption statutes
  • rejecting a father's due process claim where he relied on the mother's promise not to relinquish the child because \{hJis own failure to act upon the notice given to him deprived him of the opportunity to be heard\

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Judges: Caporale, Connolly, Fahrnbruch, Gerrard, Lanphier, White, Wright

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