Whether the Eighth Circuit exceeded its scope in determining a capable-of-ascertainment criterion, and in so doing, infringed upon constitutional-rights, particularly with regard to the Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and Fourteenth-Amendments

QUESTION PRESENTED This question is of national importance, with constitutional rights challenges and ties to escheat laws that impact a wide swath of United States citizenry. The question presented is: Whether, without meaningful analysis and substantive evidence, the Eighth Circuit exceeded its scope in determining a capable of ascertainment criterion, and in so doing, infringed upon constitutional rights, particularly with regard to the Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and Fourteenth Amendments. |