Joseph W. Peeples, III v. United States
Whether the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments, along with the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, allow any person suspected of a crime to freely travel in America and be arrested outside of a designated area, remove any summons, warrant, or subpoena, and detain the person against their will without due process
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