A class action alleging that the Census Bureau's criminal background check policies had a disparate impact on black and Latino applicants settled on Tuesday for $15 million. For plaintiffs lawyers, such suits are perhaps the most difficult and least lucrative to bring, but they're also incredibly important.
April 20, 2016 at 02:16 AM
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In 2009, Precious Daniels had a minor brush with the law–she was arrested for blocking a doorway during a peaceful protest against a health insurer in Michigan.
The charges were dropped, but that arrest was enough prevent her from getting a job with the U.S. Census Bureau a few months later when the agency ran her name through a criminal records database.
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