The U.S. Supreme Court established the aptly named "shocks the conscience" standard in which case?

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The "shocks the conscience" standard was established in Rochin v. California in 1952. In this case, the police force-fed a suspect drugs to obtain evidence, which the Supreme Court ruled was a violation of the Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment. This case set the standard for evaluating whether police conduct violates a suspect's constitutional rights.

The US Supreme Court Established the Aptly Named "Shocks the Conscience