Hutchinson v. West Virginia State Police

How courts have described this case

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• holding that it was unreasonable for police to leave plaintiff naked any longer than was necessary, i.e., more than a few minutes, to clear the residence of danger
• finding that Hall concluded “(1) that an occupant may only be kept naked so long as necessary to secure a room or otherwise ensure officer safety, and (2) that prolonged forced nakedness is a violation of clearly established rights”
• granting summary judgment to officers on excessive-force claim where they dragged plaintiff by her hair out of shower and into living room to be placed, naked, with house’s remaining occupants
• “prolonged forced nakedness is a violation of clearly established rights.”
• analyzing prolonged forced nakedness in context of Fourth Amendment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).