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No Due Process Violation for False Arrest on Valid Warrant
The U.S. Supreme Court held that a §1983 action in which Respondent alleged
his right to due process was violated by a faulty arrest did not state a
claim since the arrest was pursuant to a valid warrant. After Respondent's
brother obtained a fraudulent driver's license with his own picture ...
his right to due process was violated by a faulty arrest did not state a
claim since the arrest was pursuant to a valid warrant. After Respondent's
brother obtained a fraudulent driver's license with his own picture ...
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