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Former Kansas professor awarded more than $5 million in religious discrimination lawsuit
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Former Kansas professor awarded more than $5 million in religious discrimination lawsuit
(The Sentinel) – A former Emporia State University professor has won his religious discrimination lawsuit against the university. A Lyon County jury earlier this week awarded Dr. Dusti Howell $5,181,344.55 in compensatory and punitive damages, finding the university violated Howell’s rights under the Kansas Preservation of Religious Freedom act and the Kansas Act Against Discrimination as well as Federal Title VII protections. The jury said Empo…
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