1. discusses a California case where an immigrant was jailed so that the State could administer treatment because the immigrant had an infectious disease and was hiding from medical personnel.Use the facts of this case to have in Constitutional analysis to determine whether the jailing was constitutional.Assume that the right in question is the fundamental right of liberty and that the California Center for Disease Control is the entity that sought the confinement.
2. Maine now requires recipients of SNAP (formerly food stamps) to disclose any property worth over $5,000 or risk losing these benefits. Use the Constitutional analysis model to determine whether the State of Maine can require such disclosures.
3. Citizen Y, who receives SNAP benefits, received a new snowmobile from her father last year for Christmas.Her father gave her the machine to use with her two teenage boys, both of whom enjoy snowmobiling.This machine is worth approximately $8,000.Recently, Citizen Y filled out the required paperwork to update her eligibility for SNAP benefits and disclosed the ownership of the snowmobile. The State of Maine then suspended her SNAP benefits and scheduled a hearing 30 days after the termination of her benefits.
4. What information should be included in the notice of suspension?
5. What rights should Citizen Y have at the hearing?