
I am an attorney, author, and former judge. I am a recognized expert on workplace discrimination, harassment, and the American court system. I am quoted by numerous publications, from Bloomberg to The New York Times.
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It is not illegal, per se, to publish the name of rape victims (or a juvenile offender) but reputable media outlets refrain from doing so.
The Society of Professional Journalists ethics code advises against naming rape victims unless the p...
Mark Stein tells the Texas Senate that he’s “one of the sexiest men in conservative politics.”
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He’s known for disrupting local gover...
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There are many cases where juror misconduct severely...
Most Americans would be fired by employers for egregious -even criminal- misconduct that the U.S. court system tolerates. The handling of a case involving “super drunk” judge illustrates the problem.
In the 1970s, car manufacturers calculated it was cheaper to pay jury verdicts for people killed and injured in unsafe cars than to make them safer.
In the 1970s, U.S. car companies manufactured defective cars that led to crash deaths and...
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