A federal judge has sanctioned a civil rights attorney for alleging in a discrimination lawsuit that the Bridgeport Board of Education will not hire any private practice African-American attorneys to handle its cases, including her.
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Meyer has ordered attorney Josephine Miller to pay a $1,500, penalty as well as dismissing the discrimination lawsuit with prejudice. The judge also ordered the referral of the matter for disciplinary review.
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