· 2/21/1966
Dedmon v. California
Citations
- 383 U.S. 920
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- jury could find employer did not rely in good faith on employee’s statement easily refutable either by confronting the former employee or making a simple check of the employer’s records
- jury could find employer did not rely in good faith on employee’s statement easily refutable either by confronting the former employee or making a simple check of the employer’s records
- jury could find employer did not rely in good faith on employee’s statement easily refutable either by confronting the former employee or making a simple check of the employer’s records
- jury could find employer did not rely in good faith on employee’s statement easily refutable either by confronting the former employee or making a simple check of the employer’s records
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