Halley v. Huckaby
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
TYMKOVICH, Chief Judge.
J.H. is a minor child represented by his grandfather Frank Halley. J.H. claims a child welfare specialist at the Oklahoma Department of Human Services and two *1142 police officers wrongfully seized and questioned him about possible abuse by his father. Because of this conduct, J.H. argues these officials violated the Fourth Amendment, and that two of the three officials violated the Fourteenth Amendment by unduly interfering with J.H.'s substantive due process right of familial association.
The officials moved for summary judgment-arguing, in part, that qualified immunity…
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