Law Practice
Aug. 1, 2008
Justices Question Intent of Whistleblower Law
Three California Supreme Court justices Thursday urged the Legislature to take another look at the state's whistleblower law, saying the law as written "borders on the absurd" by making it difficult for University of California employees to sue.
By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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Three California Supreme Court justices Thursday urged the Legislature to take another look at the state's whistleblower law, saying the law as written "borders on the absurd" by making it difficult for University of California employees to sue.
A unanimous court rejected the appeal of two computer sc...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 1
Three California Supreme Court justices Thursday urged the Legislature to take another look at the state's whistleblower law, saying the law as written "borders on the absurd" by making it difficult for University of California employees to sue.
A unanimous court rejected the appeal of two computer sc...
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