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Posted By DAM Firm | November 14 2016 | English

LEGAL TECHNICALITIES ARE LAWS

Article 16-45 ¡No Se Deje! People often use the phrase “legal technicality” to criticize the result in a legal dispute.  The implication is that a judge or jury unreasonably used a minor detail in the law to justify an unjust result.  A man was sentenced to prison for having sex with a girl two months…

Posted By DAM Firm | November 14 2016 | English, Workers Rights

CALIFORNIA WORKERS HAVE A LEGAL RIGHT TO PAID TIME OFF

Article 16-44 ¡No Se Deje! In 2002, California became the first state to provide workers a legal right to PAID time off from work to care for a child, parent, spouse or registered domestic partner suffering from a “Serious Health Condition.”   These benefits are also available to bond with a newborn baby or recently adopted…

Posted By DAM Firm | November 14 2016 | English

$3.2 MILLION GIVEN TO FAMILY BY A FEDERAL JURY FOR POLICE AND GOVERNMENT ABUSE

Article 16-43 ¡No Se Deje! A Federal jury in San José, California awarded $3.2 million dollars to a family because police officers wrongfully removed their 3 children from their home.  The parents and the children were unlawfully deprived of their right to live together for approximately 18 months. The evidence established that police officers entered…

Posted By DAM Firm | November 14 2016 | English

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TELLS SCHOOL DISTRICTS NOT TO CHECK IMMIGRATION STATUS

Article 16-42 ¡No Se Deje! Although it is clearly against Federal law for school officials and employees to inquire into the immigration status of its students or their parents, hundreds of school districts have been doing so.  In New York alone, 139 school districts (20%) were found to unlawfully require students to produce immigration documents…

Posted By DAM Firm | November 14 2016 | English

FEDERAL COURT ALLOWS UNDOCUMENTED WORKER TO SUE

Article 16-41 ¡No Se Deje! An undocumented immigrant woman, working as a cook for Perkins Restaurant and Bakery, complained to her employer about being sexually harassed by a supervisor.  During the investigation of the sexual harassment complaint, the employer discovered that the worker’s Social Security number was not issued to her name.  The supervisor that…

Posted By DAM Firm | October 28 2016 | English

TRANSPORTING ILLEGAL ALIENS CHARGE DISMISSED BY FEDERAL COURT

Article 16-40 ¡No Se Deje! Ricardo Valadez was stopped by a police officer for “impeding traffic”.  A search of Mr. Valadez’ truck revealed several undocumented immigrants.  Mr. Valadez was also charged with “transporting illegal aliens”.  His attorney filed a petition to exclude all evidence found in the truck asserting that the stop was unlawful.  The…

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