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John Fuller

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 I can answer questions pertaining to Affirmative Action, how an affirmative action plan is developed, definitations included within an affirmative action plan, goals versus quotas, misperceptions, rolling out the affirmative action plan with specific action items and areas that are action items. I can answer questions pertaining to Civil Rights violations, investigations of violations and methods and means to be proactive to ensure awareness of civil rights. I am not an attorney and cannot answer or provide information relating to legal, court-related, or case law.

Michael Troy

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  • Total Questions 504
 I will answer questions relating to discrimination law or the 14th Amendment, sexual harrassment, etc. But I can`t give specific legal advice involving specific cases you might have.

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2009-11-11 Renting to Illegal Aliens:

There is no US law that requires landlords to determine the status of possible illegal alien. In fact, landlords may be found to be discriminating if they refuse to rent. I think I mentioned in an earlier

2009-10-24 ADA versus Affirmative Action:

The ADA is a specific law designed to give special employment and housing rights to the disabled. Affirmative action is a general concept that says certain groups, usually women or minorities, but can

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