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Parratt Vs. Taylor

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 18, 1981

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  1. action and the owner of the property could recover his damages in an action at law after the incident. In Ewing v. Mytinger
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  2. Due Process Clause the summary seizure and destruction of drugs without a preseizure hearing. Similarly, in Fahey v. Mallonee
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  3. without a prior hearing when substantial questions are raised about the competence of a bank's management. In Bowles v. Willingham
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  4. a hearing to landlords before the order or regulation fixing rents became effective. See also Corn Exchange Bank v. Coler
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  5. McKay v. McInnes
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  6. Coffin Brothers & Co. v. Bennett
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  7. and Ownbey v. Morgan
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  8. U.S. Supreme Court Parratt v. Taylor
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  9. Erie R. Co. v. Tompkins
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  10. and Baker v. McCollan
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  11. Williams v. Kelley
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  12. In Baker v. McCollan
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  13. Screws v. United
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  14. Both Baker v. McCollan
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  15. of the Fourteenth Amendment. See Mapp v. Ohio
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  16. Mullane v. Page
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  17. In Fuentes v. Shevin
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  18. In North American Cold Storage Co. v. Chicago
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  19. In Ewing v. Mytinger
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  20. In Bowles v. Willingham
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  21. Sniadach v. Family
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  22. United States v. Hudson
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