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Wouldn't you think that reporting obvious child abuse would be one of life's less questionable decisions? Law professor Steven Lubet examines arguments behind a case in which a Wal-Mart photo lab employee notified police when she came across pictures of what looked like child abuse. Ends up she was right. The crux of the suit: Wal-Mart fired her for not telling a manager before calling the police.
March 09, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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