A federal judge overturned a $708,000 jury award and ordered a new trial, saying that jury instructions in a race discrimination case against the city of Wilmington, Del., failed to provide "adequate guidance." Plaintiff Paula Manolakos claimed in the trial that she was let go because she was white, alleging that she was targeted for termination after she disciplined a minority employee.
August 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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