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Court: United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Appointed by: President Reagan, 1985
Born: October 24, 1926 in Boston, Massachusetts
Education: BA, Harvard 1946; PhD, Catholic University 1951; LLB, Harvard 1951
Law Practice: National Security Council (1954-55); Herrick Smith Donald Farley & Ketchum (1955-60); Professor, Notre Dame (1961-67); Professor, UC Berkeley (1967-)
Judicial Appointments: Ninth Circuit (1985-present)
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Is it right and just for judges of an appeals court to deliberately mis-state facts and law of a case, in order to sanction, by an affirming decision, what is clearly a case of a district judge's nullification of a party's right to bring a suit in federal court? This happened in Williams vs. City of Los Angeles, CA 94-56250. It is painstakingly evident that, under due process for a T-VII action, a City employer cannot prevail by a mere offering that the employee deprived retired from his employment: with the employee having the opportunity to prove the proffered retirement as pre- textual.
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