Richard Rynn, Next Friend and Parent of M. R., a Minor v. Gregory A. McKay, Individually and in His Official Capacity as the Director of the Arizona Department of Child Safety, et al.
DueProcess
Whether state agencies and private behavioral health centers can deprive parental rights through ex parte injunctions and false reports without due process protections
Issues Presented 1. Critical contradictions between district court decision an order from doctor and state court (Division One decision of no doctor order arising case as a basis to vacate and reopen case for fraud. 2. Deprivation of rights under color of law by private companies seizing parents child under direction of the state without obtaining legal custody. (docket 62, Exhibits A-C) 3. Deprivation of Dué process court denying the filing of further pleadings and refusing to address critical new evidence of deprivation of rights under color of law and fraud. PARTIES TO PROCEEDING State of Arizona, Department of Child Safety, Gregory Mckay, Desert Vista Behavioral Health ‘Center, UHS, Quail Run Behavioral Health, La Frontera Empact