Iowa State University Sued for Its Overly-Sensitive Anti-Bias System
The lawsuit cites the example of a professor who was reported for bias–simply because they didn’t condemn a student for calling abortion a “women’s issue.”
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Michigan Inmate Forced to “Leak Fecal Matter” for Two Years Sues Jail and State Prisons Health Contractor
Former inmate Konchise Jackson says he was given an emergency colostomy in 2016, which doctors wanted to reverse two months later–but state health contractors refused to approval the reversal, saying it was not medically necessary.
GEO Group Sues California Over State Law Banning Private Prisons
A spokesperson for Gov. Newsom said it’s not California’s fault that federal immigration authorities rely on third-party contractors when they can just do the job themselves.
Black Woman Sues Portland Marriott for Forcing Her to Sign Discriminatory “No Party” Policy
Felicia Gonzales says she wasn’t allowed to enter her room at the Portland Marriott Downtown without signing a “no party” policy, even though white guests weren’t being shown the same document.
Accuser’s Death Ends Lawsuit Against Kevin Spacey
An attorney for the plaintiff’s estate ended the lawsuit with prejudice.
Court Tosses Suit, Explains that Diet Dr Pepper Isn’t a Weight Loss Aid
The plaintiff seemingly argued that drinking Diet Dr Pepper should’ve given her a model’s body.
California Man Explains in Lawsuit How Jesuit Priest Abused Him for More Than 40 Years
The accused Jesuit, Donald J. McGuire, died in prison two years ago, serving a 25-year sentence for abusing other young boys.
Massachusetts to Provide Inmates Expanded Access to Opioid Addiction Medication
The state corrections department agreed to lift limitations on how long certain inmates can receive opioid treatment medications.
Former FBI Deputy Director McCabe Claims Trump Administration is Non-Cooperative in Lawsuit
McCabe claims that Trump administration officials terminated him without due cause–and are now refusing to cooperate with his legal team.
Gold Star Families Say Defense Contractors Worked With and Paid Off Taliban
The lawsuit alleges that, by paying the Taliban “protection” money, contractors caused the death of U.S. servicepeople in Afghanistan.