Jurors award employee $1.8M on discrimination and discharge claims
Federal court jurors returned a $1.8 million verdict for the plaintiff in a lawsuit alleging race and sex discrimination and constructive discharge against defendant Kenneth Black.
Sexually Violent Persons – discharge — expert testimony — equal protection
2011AP2386 In re the commitment of Quinton Keith Washington
Civil Commitment — equal protection — right to jury
2012AP958 In the matter of the mental commitment of Mary F.-R.
Constitutional Law — freedom of speech — equal protection
10-1974 & 10-2064 Thayer v. Chiczewski
Property – foreclosure – equal protection
2011AP1987 M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank v. Nunnery
Constitutional Law — homicide of unborn child — equal protection
2011AP1399-CR State v. Benson
US Justices: Federal workers’ constitutional claims barred
The Merit Systems Protection Board provides the exclusive avenue of judicial review for federal employees’ adverse employment action challenges, even when those employees argue that a federal statute is unconstitutional, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled.
Civil Rights — equal protection — class of one
10-3426 Del Marcelle v. Brown County Corp.
Criminal Procedure — equal protection — mental health records — ineffective assistance
2011AP166-CR State v. Langlois
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