After a student at a Connecticut community college claimed sexual harassment at the hands of her instructor, someone at the college erased computer files to remove evidence of e-mails that discussed the instructor and a previous harassment complaint, her lawyer contends. A federal judge recently chastised Norwalk Community College officials for "evidence tampering," and issued a sanction that will hamper the college's defense in the lawsuit filed by the woman.
August 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
In early February 2004, an attractive, 31-year-old woman transferred into Ronald Masi’s course in criminal justice management at Norwalk Community College. She hoped he would teach her how to stop bad guys.
But within days, according to a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by the woman, the teacher, other criminal justice department faculty members and college officials acted like bad guys themselves.
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