A prison psychologist will keep the $1 million damage award from jurors who found she was fired, at least in part, because she is African-American,
Month: October 2014
Hovercraft Ban on Alaska River Upheld
An Alaskan moose hunter lost his challenge to a federal ban on use of a personal hovercraft on a river in the Yukon Rivers National
OK for $5Mln Ghirardelli Fake Chocolate Settlement
Famed San Francisco chocolatier, Ghirardelli Chocolate Co. received tentative approval last week of a $5.25 million class action settlement of claims that its whit chocolate
Fingerprints of ‘Factually Innocent’ Must be Destroyed
When a defendant is found factually innocent and a conviction reversed police must destroy fingerprints obtained at the time of the defendant’s arrest, a state
PG&E Sued Over Century-old Pollution
Herring fishermen have accused Pacific Gas & Electric Co. of failure to clean-up pollution from low-tech nineteenth century gas-from-coal refineries sitting under the heart of
DOJ Must Disclose ‘Triggerfish’ Tracking
Federal prosecutors must disclose techniques for tracking an individual’s location through devices that mimic cell towers, known as triggerfish or stingray devices, a federal magistrate
