Gonzalez-Fuentes v. Molina

How courts have described this case

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• noting that in analyzing a substantive due process claim, where one element is not met, consideration of the other is unnecessary
• observing that prisoner litigants were “living with either close relatives, significant others, or spouses, and in many cases with (continued...
• noting that action does not infringe substantive due process unless it deprives an individual of a protected interest
• discussing how “[ojther circuits have emphasized the significance of the difference between confinement in an institutional setting and confinement within the home.”
• reimprisonment of participants released on electronic supervision program does not rise to level of substantive due process violation
• “How the Due Process Clause should apply to the liberty interests of prisoners serving sentences in alternative forms of confinement remains an open question.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).