John S. Brittain Dry-goods Co. v. Merkel

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• finding that amendment to allege claim based on failure to fingerprint arrestee would be futile because “precedent makes clear that... a program [of immediate fingerprint comparisons for arrestees] is not constitutionally required.”
• no due process violation arose from two-day detention and four-day detention of wrong twin brother arrested pursuant to valid warrant, over protests of the arrestee

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).