Arredondo v. State of New Mexico

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that a defendant’s “subjective belief that the situation was not an ‘emergency’ does not change the fact that the [d]efendants had an objectively reasonable basis to suspect that [a child] had been abused or faced imminent peril of abuse”
• finding no constitutional violation in warrantless seizure of minor children from their parents’ custody, based on visible injuries to the children, combined with conflicting or implausible explanations provided by the parents

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).