Sherry Wall v. City of Brookfield

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• finding that post-deprivation remedies for the seizure of the plaintiffs dog were adequate where predeprivation notice was not feasible
• “[T]he temporary deprivation of property of slight value requires only modest process, consistently with the sliding scale approach of Mathews v. Eldridge . . . .”
• Defendant official knew plaintiff owned the dog

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).