A week after his daughter was hit with a suit for pregnancy discrimination, the state Supreme Court justice recused himself from the "mixed motive" employment case that was argued before the court last month.
January 15, 2013 at 05:10 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO California Supreme Court Justice Marvin Baxter has recused himself from a major pregnancy discrimination case in the wake of a lawsuit filed against his daughter last week that could be affected by the Supreme Court ruling.
The high court issued an order on Tuesday in Harris v. City of Santa Monica signed by Baxter, saying only, “The undersigned hereby recuses himself from any further participation in this matter.”
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