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Discrimination
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Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Special Schools for Pregnant Teens
Christian Science Monitor: Special schools for pregnant girls?, by Ben Arnoldy (4/30): Boise, Idaho - Soon after getting pregnant, high school sophomore…
La Revue
Compte rendu du Colloque : “Médiation et Discriminations – L’exemple de la HALDE”
27 mars 2008 - Auditorium de la Maison du Barreau de Paris
Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Blogs and Newspapers React to Curry v. Allan S. Goodman, Inc.
The blog and press coverage of the Connecticut Supreme Court's case of Curry v. Allan S. Goodman, Inc. continues this week with two additional shout-outs to this blog. In addition, another…
Media Law Prof Blog
Photographer Fined For Refusing To Photograph Commitment Ceremony
The New Mexico Human Rights Commission has that found an Albuquerque photographer studio unlawfully discriminated against a gay couple by refusing her services and has fined her more than $6500.…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Wax on The Discriminating Mind: Define It, Prove It
Amy Wax (Penn) has posted on NELLCO her forthcoming piece in the Connecticut Law Review: The Discriminating Mind: Define It, Prove It.Here's the abstract:Differential group achievements in competitive spheres like…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
Attorney General Firings – Not Merely Politics?
By Ellen Podgor
Ari Shapiro at NPR's All Things Considered has a story "Justice Probes Lawyer's Dismissal Amid Gay Rumor." Discrimination is appalling, but discrimination by the DOJ is frightening. After all this…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Nicholas A. Mirkay III Publishes “Losing Our Religion: Reevaluating the 501(C)(3) Exemption of Religious Organizations that Discriminate”
Professor Nicholas Mirkay III posted an abstract of his Widener Law School research paper on the propriety and constitutionality of subjecting religious organizations to a nondiscrimination requirement on SSRN's Nonprofit…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Posner on Race, Ethnicity, and National Origin
Last Friday, the Seventh Circuit released a short but very interesting opinion in Abdullahi v. Prada in which Judge Posner discussed the concepts of race, ethnicity, and national origin. Parisma…
Lancaster Law Blog
Retaliation Claims: Five Things Every HR Generalist Should Know*
The EEOC’s Report of Discrimination Charge filings notes that Retaliation claims rose 18% to a record high, doubling since 1992. There were 26,663 retaliation based charges filed in 2007 up from…
Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Guest Blogger: Body Mass Index the New Frontier for Obesity Discrimination
While jury selection continues with individual voir dire (which is guaranteed by the Connecticut Constitution -- the only state in the nation to provide such a guarantee), its time to…