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· 5/6/1915

Kellogg & Co. v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad

Citations

  • 164 Ky. 531
  • 175 S.W. 1032
  • 1915 Ky. LEXIS 414

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  • “[T]he Court having found that there were probable cause and exigent circumstances to justify the officers’ taking of the children to ACS, the Court must now also find that there were emergency circumstances in this case.”

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Judges: Nunn

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