Tylene J. Coonts, Larry Coonts, and Robert M. Sweere v. John Potts, Sr., Gary Koop, Vernon Johnson, Trampus Taylor, and Hobie Johnson

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• concluding that conducting a levy under a “facially-valid writ of execution” was a reasonable seizure under the Fourth Amendment despite challenges to the writ’s lawfulness
• concluding that conducting a levy under a “facially-valid writ of execution” was a reasonable seizure under the Fourth Amendment despite challenges to the writ's lawfulness
• explaining that an attorney is required to “conduct a reasonable inquiry of the factual and legal basis for a claim before filing”
• finding that judgment creditor’s employees took the items from the porch of the residence and loaded them in a moving truck and moved the items to judgment creditor’s store
• measuring the attorney’s conduct “ ‘objectively against a reasonableness standard, which consists of a competent attorney admitted to practice before the involved court’ ”
• recognizing a court’s discretion when sanctions are requested

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