C.A. Brokaw v. Mercer County, James Brokaw, Weir Brokaw

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a child taken out of a home by a 18 government official was seized within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment
• holding that when pre-deprivation hearings are not required, post-deprivation review must be “prompt and fair”
• concluding that a reasonable person would not be convinced of bias based on judicial rulings alone
• concluding that reasonable persons could not find that the district court judge was biased or prejudice when the only evidence presented was adverse judicial rulings
• concluding that a reasonable person would not be convinced of bias based on judicial rulings alone
• concluding that a reasonable person would not be convinced of bias based on judicial rulings alone

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