Lewis v. Tripp

U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit · Decided 2010-05-17

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GORSUCH, Circuit Judge. After Oklahoma state authorities revoked Jeffrey Lewis’s license to practice chiropractic medicine, they suspected him of continuing his practice unlawfully. In short order, they swore out an administrative subpoena and searched his office to confirm their suspicions. Believing that the search was carried out in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights, Dr. Lewis sued. He named as a defendant, among…

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