Spence v. Reeder

How courts have described this case

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• disregarding Rule 13 of the Uniform Summary Process Rules in light of statutes and procedural rules
• disregarding Rule 13 of the Uniform Summary Process Rule in light of statutes and procedural rules
• effective waivers of constitutional rights, at least in some circumstances, must be express, knowing, and voluntary
• “courts have long refused to give effect to purported waivers of statutory rights where enforcement of the particular waiver would do violence to the public policy underlying the legislative enactment”
• “We assume any eviction [from public housing] must be based on good cause reasonably related to the protection of some legitimate interest of the public landlord”
• “courts have long refused to give effect to purported waivers of statutory rights where enforcement of particular waiver would do violence to the public policy underlying the legislative enactment”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).