Martinez-Reyes v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that tenant’s eviction based on son’s drug possession did not violate the tenant’s constitutional right to due process
• concluding that \drug-related activity by any member of a tenant's household is cause per se for termination of the lease where . . . the housing authority receives federal funds\
• holding that state statute that tenant contended required “a showing of knowledge or that the evicted tenant had reason to know of a family member’s illegal conduct” was preempted by federal mandatory lease provisions
• holding that state statute that created a \reasonable cause\ standard for eviction is preempted
• holding that state statute that created a \reasonable cause\ standard for eviction is preempted
• “The standard for eviction in a public housing project which receives federal funding is a matter of federal, not state, law.”

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