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· 7/18/2007

John Doe, Xiv v. Michigan Department of State Police and Col. Tadarial Sturdivant, Director, Michigan State Police

Citations

  • 490 F.3d 491
  • 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 16987
  • 2007 WL 2048923

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  • concluding that the “stigma-plus” test only applies to procedural due process claims
  • noting that “[t]his court has previously concluded that the state’s interests in protecting public safety and in aiding effective law enforcement are advanced by the SORA’s registration requirements”
  • holding, with some reservations, that (1
  • “We evaluate statutes that do not implicate a [person’s] fundamental rights by utilizing a rational-basis standard of review.”
  • “The stigma-plus test is used to determine whether state action violates an individual’s procedural due process rights.”
  • “Our review of the caselaw has failed to identify any case that applies the stigma-plus test to a substantive due process claim.”

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Judges: Clay, Cole, Gilman

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