The Supreme Court rejected an appeal on Monday from a former covert CIA officer who accused the agency of race discrimination. Jeffrey Sterling, who is black, had sued the CIA's director and 10 employees. A judge dismissed the case on grounds that the litigation would require the disclosure of highly classified information. Justices refused without comment to consider reinstating Sterling's lawsuit.
January 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court rejected an appeal on Monday from a former covert CIA officer who accused the agency of race discrimination.
Jeffrey Sterling, who is black, had sued the CIA’s director and 10 employees. A judge dismissed the case on grounds that the litigation would require the disclosure of highly classified information.
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