Gerald Booker v. The City of Saint Paul

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• holding that a city was justified -6- in taking a vehicle from a driver suspected of driving under the influence because of the city’s substantial interest in public safety
• concluding the state 10 does not violate due process requirements “when it has made procedural protection 11 available and the plaintiff has simply refused to avail himself of [the procedures]” (cleaned 12 up)

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