Sanchez v. Pereira-Castillo

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• holding that a private doctor could be considered a state actor when she acted at the behest of correctional officers and staff
• holding that the court must determine whether a reasonable physician would have understood that her conduct violated the plaintiff’s Fourth Amendment right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures for purposes of qualified immunity
• observing that doctors conduct- ing search in a hygienic setting weighed in favor of reasona- bleness
• holding that plaintiff stated a Fourth Amendment claim pursuant to § 1983 against sergeant of correctional facility because the plaintiff \specifically allege[d]\ the acts by the sergeant that \set in motion\ the chain of events leading to a constitutional violation
• observing that doctors conduct- ing search in a hygienic setting weighed in favor of reasona- bleness
• observing that doctors conduct- ing search in a hygienic setting weighed in favor of reasona- bleness

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