Cheek v. Iron County
Court of Appeals of Utah
1Opinion of the Court
ORME, Judge:
¶1 After her civil rights claims were dismissed in federal court, Haylee Cheek filed a complaint in state district court alleging that she had been treated with unnecessary rigor, in contravention of the Utah Constitution. As she had in her federal suit, she named as defendants Iron County; the Iron County Attorney, Scott Garrett; and Cedar City (collectively, the Defendants). Upon a motion from each of the Defendants, the state district court dismissed Cheek's claims without reaching any conclusions regarding their substantive merit. Cheek appeals. We affirm in part and reverse…
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