Doe v. Bagan

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• holding that a “brief detention by a social services caseworker” does not violate the Fourth Amendment
• holding case- worker’s decision to seize and question student alone in the principal’s office for ten minutes reasonable
• applying T.L.O.’s lesser standard of reasonableness to the seizure of a student during a child sexual abuse investigation
• social worker's ten-minute-long on-school interview of nine-year-old boy in closed private room was a reasonable seizure as a matter of law under the Terry standard because the boy was a suspected perpetrator of child abuse

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).