On the recordOctober 6, 2009
Is the burden on the plaintiff in that case to show that the preponderance of the cause of being fired was a discriminatory motive?
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congress.govIs the burden on the plaintiff in that case to show that the preponderance of the cause of being fired was a discriminatory motive?
Franken questions the burden of proof in discrimination cases.
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