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May 25, 2011

Homeless Gain Mixed Jury Verdict In Suit Over Discarded Property

Yesterday, the jury returned a mixed verdict, finding some constitutional violations, but rejecting other claims. The district court will determine damages and what other relief may be appropriate.  Sacramento Bee, 5/25/11.

Posted by at 08:06 PM in Civil Rights Lawsuits, Sacramento Jury Trials |

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