Doe v. Woodard
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MATHESON, Circuit Judge.
*1285 I.B., a minor child, and her mother, Jane Doe (collectively, "Does"), claim that April Woodard, a caseworker from the El Paso County Department of Human Services ("DHS"), a state agency, wrongfully searched I.B. at the Head Start preschool program in Colorado Springs. Without consent or a warrant, Ms. Woodard partially undressed I.B., performed a visual examination for signs of abuse, then photographed I.B.'s private areas and partially unclothed body.
In their lawsuit, the Does alleged that Ms. Woodard and other DHS officials violated the Fourth Amendment's…
Also in this document: Concurring in part, dissenting in part.
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