Strickland v. United States of America et al
Case Number:
1:20-cv-00066
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Judge:
Firms
Government Agencies
-
November 28, 2023
4th Circ. Denies Ex-Defender's Bid To Hurry Harassment Trial
The Fourth Circuit said Tuesday it won't interfere with the trial schedule in a former public defender's sexual harassment case against the federal judiciary, rejecting the attorney's arguments that the district court has moved too slowly on her preliminary injunction request.
-
October 30, 2023
Ex-Defender Asks 4th Circ. To Speed Up Sex Harassment Trial
A former public defender asked the Fourth Circuit on Monday to speed up her sexual harassment trial against the federal judiciary, saying the district court has dragged its feet ruling on a preliminary injunction she requested over a year ago by lumping it in with the trial.
-
October 17, 2023
Judiciary Wants To Use Ex-Defender's Secret Tapes At Trial
The federal judiciary wants to use recently uncovered evidence of dozens of secret recordings to undermine a North Carolina public defender's sexual harassment lawsuit, saying her "problematic" conduct should prevent her from getting her job back or being awarded the $3 million in front pay she is asking for.
-
October 12, 2023
DOJ Slams Ex-Defender's DQ Bid In Harassment Suit
The federal judiciary has denied claims that its attorneys engaged in misconduct while defending against a North Carolina public defender's sexual harassment lawsuit, after an inquiry into secret recordings apparently led to the abrupt departure of the public defender's high-powered legal dream team and left her representing herself.
-
October 11, 2023
Ex-Public Defender Again Seeks Pretrial Harassment Suit Win
A former North Carolina public defender preparing to take the federal judicial administration to trial for allegedly mishandling her sexual harassment complaint has asked a judge to reconsider his earlier ruling denying her summary judgment, saying she presented enough evidence to merit a pretrial win.
-
October 03, 2023
Ex-Defender Seeks To Block Witnesses From Harassment Trial
A former public defender suing the federal judiciary for allegedly mishandling an investigation into sexual harassment she says she endured while working for the Western District of North Carolina asked the same court not to allow the government to present its expert witnesses at an upcoming trial.
-
September 28, 2023
Ex-Defender Wants DOJ DQ'd For Alleged False Accusations
A former public defender in North Carolina wants to disqualify a team of Justice Department attorneys from representing the federal judiciary in her sexual harassment case, saying they made false accusations about her that allegedly cost her the bulk of her legal team.
-
September 19, 2023
Judiciary Harassment Trial A Go After Settlement Stalemate
A last-minute attempt to settle a former North Carolina public defender's sexual harassment suit against the federal judiciary has failed, according to a mediator's report, clearing the way for the case to proceed to trial on her claims of due process and equal protection violations.
-
August 11, 2023
Judge Clarifies Public Defender's Capacity In Harassment Suit
A federal judge who accidentally misstated claims against a defendant in a July 25 opinion issued an order clarifying that Anthony Martinez, the onetime top public defender in the Western District of North Carolina, had long been dismissed in his individual capacity from a suit brought by a former subordinate.
-
August 09, 2023
Judiciary Asks To Clear Up Confusion In NC Harassment Case
The federal judiciary on Wednesday expressed confusion about whether the former top public defender in the Western District of North Carolina must face an ex-employee's claims that her sexual harassment complaint was mishandled, echoing his request for clarification regarding the court's most recent order on summary judgment.