· 6/14/1974
States Marine Lines, Inc. v. George P. Shultz, Secretary of the Treasury
Citations
- 498 F.2d 1146
- 1974 A.M.C. 807
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- unlawful seizure of plaintiff's property by Customs agents gives rise to a Bivens -type damage action arising directly under fifth amendment
- unlawful seizure of plaintiff’s property by Customs agents gives rise to a Bivens-type damage action arising directly under fifth amendment
- customs officers liable for improper performance of duties — Fifth Amendment due process
- customs officers liable for improper performance of duties Fifth Amendment due process
- customs officers liable for improper performance of duties — Fifth Amendment due process
- customs officers liable for improper performance of duties Fifth Amendment due process
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Judges: Haynsworth, Winter, Turk
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