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Losing out on promotions to a boss's bedmates isn't just unfair, it's discrimination, the California state Supreme Court appeared to say during oral arguments Tuesday. Led by Chief Justice Ronald George, a majority of the justices expressed outrage at the plight of two longtime Corrections Department employees who watched helplessly as less-qualified women moved up in the ranks after allegedly engaging in affairs with the warden of a California prison.
May 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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