From a technical standpoint, it shouldn’t be difficult to bring Ricci v. DeStefano to a conclusion.
Twenty white New Haven firefighters last week won their case before the U.S. Supreme Court, which ruled that the city erred when it tossed out the results of a 2004 promotional exam on which black firefighters scored poorly.
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