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· 11/29/1991

Johnson v. Alaska State Department of Fish & Game

Citations

  • 836 P.2d 896
  • 1991 Alas. LEXIS 153

How courts have described this case

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  • allowing recovery of mental anguish damages caused by violation of a discrimination statute
  • allowing recovery of mental anguish damages caused by violation of a discrimination statute
  • setting forth requirements for the application of issue preclusion under Alaska law, including preclusive effect of administrative adjudications that comply with due process
  • setting forth requirements for the application of issue preclusion under Alaska law, including preclusive effect of administrative adjudications that comply with due process
  • complainant’s testimony alone may establish fact and amount of damages for emotional distress in discrimination case
  • lost profit damages available as remedy for discriminatory restrictions on salmon fishing

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Judges: Rabinowitz, C.J., and Burke, Matthews, Compton and Moore

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