· 4/17/1928
Young v. Griswold Mfg. Co.
Citations
- 25 F.2d 722
- 1928 U.S. App. LEXIS 3064
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- concluding that a nursing home patient failed to assert a violation of his clearly established Fourth Amendment rights based upon state examination of his records
- concluding that a nursing home patient failed to assert a violation of his clearly established Fourth Amendment rights based upon state examination of his records
- \litigants who feel a state proceeding has violated their constitutional rights must appeal that decision through their state courts and thence to the Supreme Court.\
- “[L]itigants who feel a state proceeding has violated their constitutional rights must appeal that decision through their state courts and thence to the Supreme Court.”
- “The right against unreason- able searches and seizures is a personal right and gener- ally may not be submitted on behalf of others.”
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