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TV reporter was fired do to morals clause violation, not sex discrimination

By Mitchell H. Rubinstein

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Galaviz v Post-Newsweek Stations,___F.Supp2d____(W.D. Tx. July 13, 2009), is an interesing case. A San Antonio TV news reporter assigned to the police beat, whose involvement in multiple domestic incidents led to her termination for violating the morals clause in her...

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