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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Shepherd finds a lower court properly dismissed a class of sex offenders' claims that the Minnesota Civil Commitment and Treatment Act is unconstitutional. The class of sex offenders argued that the lower court failed to apply the "shocks the conscience" rule for conditions of confinement. However, the class failed to present sufficient evidence in court that they suffered a constitutional violation by living in double occupancy rooms. Affirmed.
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