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Canadian couple can proceed with due process claims after husband’s wrongful US arrest
The case of by a 75-year-old Canadian schoolteacher who was wrongfully arrested and jailed for nearly two weeks on California child sex crime charges could have implication for familial relation rights under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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A 75‑year‑old Canadian schoolteacher was mistakenly arrested in California on child‑sex‑crime charges and held for almost two weeks. The wrongful detention may affect the scope of familial‑relation rights protected by the Fourteenth Amendment.
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