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Court: CPS didn't violate accused's civil rights

The judge said Grissom had no reasonable expectation of privacy after handing the bag to CPS for infant care.

Summary by The Livingston Enterprise
A local judge ruled that a Child Protective Services worker did not violate the state and federal constitutions in looking through a diaper bag alleged to have contained methamphetamine.

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Court: CPS didn't violate accused's civil rights

A local judge ruled that a Child Protective Service worker did not violate the state and federal constitutions in looking through a diaper bag alleged to have contained methamphetamine.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Bozeman Daily Chronicle broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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