Sixth Circuit: You’re Drunk, EEOC, Go Home – Cato Institute (blog)

Sixth Circuit: You’re Drunk, EEOC, Go Home
Cato Institute (blog)
Nevertheless, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which itself uses credit checks in hiring decisions, sued Kaplan under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, claiming that the use of credit checks has an unlawfully disparate impact on African
EEOC: disparate impact for thee, but not for mePacific Legal Foundation (PLF) (press release) (blog)
Seyfarth Shaw | Sixth Circuit Affirms Dismissal Of EEOC Credit Check Case And Linex Legal (press release) (registration)

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The Obscure Loophole That Explains Why Thieves Prefer Old, Junky Cars – Gizmodo India

The Obscure Loophole That Explains Why Thieves Prefer Old, Junky Cars
Gizmodo India
On the other hand, you don’t even need a title to junk old cars in New York. Because of an old law originally passed to deal with abandoned vehicles, cars eight years or older and worth less than $1250 require only two easily obtained DMV forms to be
New York Law Makes It Easy To Steal And Scrap Old Ford EconolinesJalopnik

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EEOC: disparate impact for thee, but not for me – Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF) (press release) (blog)

EEOC: disparate impact for thee, but not for me
Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF) (press release) (blog)
Worse, in order to prove that Kaplan’s policy had a disparate impact on minorities, EEOC hired a panel of “race raters” and tasked them with “eyeballing”—as the Sixth Circuit put it—the rejected applicants’ DMV photos, taking a crack at their race

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New York Law Makes It Easy To Steal And Scrap Old Ford Econolines – Jalopnik

New York Law Makes It Easy To Steal And Scrap Old Ford Econolines
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The New York Times reports that a New York state law more than 30 years old allows cars more than eight years old to be junked without a title – two forms known as MV-35 and MV-37 work instead. According to the Times, this is how big the problem is now
The Obscure Loophole That Explains Why Thieves Prefer Old, Junky CarsGizmodo India

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