Damages awarded in racial bias case in New Haven
White firefighters who won a Supreme Court reverse discrimination ruling were awarded about 2 million in damages from New Haven ending a seven year battle. Court papers show 20 firefighters accepted back pay pension benefits and interest with city paying about 3 million in fees.
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Jeffs Represents Himself in Texas Sex Assault Trial
Warren Jeffs, leader of the FLDS, dismissed his defense team and chose to represent himself as opening statements were set to begin. The judge refused a delay, allowed self-representation, and the trial proceeded with jurors sworn in amid Jeffs urging that more time was needed to prepare.
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