Outagamie Cnty. v. C. A. (In re C.A.)

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• no Fourth Amendment seizure where plaintiff was not charged with a felony, was not arrested, and was only required to appear in court
• “[Plaintiff’s] speculation as to [defendant’s] 21 improper motive does not rise to the level of evidence sufficient to survive summary judgment.”

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