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Daubert and its progeny apply to testing protocols used to evaluate alleged racial discrimination by real estate agents, a federal judge in Missouri recently held. The case arose out of the City of Florissant, Mo.'s undercover investigation into housing discrimination, which involved people posing as potential home purchasers. The judge concluded the city's testing protocol was seriously flawed.
March 29, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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