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the jury using California Civil Jury Instruction (CACI) No. 2500 that Harris had to prove pregnancy was a "motivating factor/reason for the discharge." the verdict and the Court of Appeal overturned the verdict, holding that it was prejudicial error not to have given the jury a mixed motive instruction. jury a mixed-motive instruction deprived the City of a legitimate defense. California's FEHA provides in pertinent part: ?It is an unlawful employment. practice, unless based upon a bona fide occupational qualification, or, except where based. However, the California Supreme Court ruled that the instruction which had been given by the trial court to the jury represented a misstatement of the The Harris decision is good news for employers as many trial Courts in California have historically refused to give the "mixed motive" jury instruction. "Mixed motive" discrimination is a category of discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Where the plaintiff has shown intentional discrimination in a mixed motive case, the defendant can still avoid liability for money damages by demonstrating by a preponderance of the evidence that California Jury Instructions, Criminal. Some authors prefer mixing the "at page" and inception/point page styles within a lengthy document to periodically provide the inception page throughout. "Mixed motive" discrimination is a category of discrimination under Title VII of. On the proper use of mixed-motive instructions, see Matthew Scott and Russell Chapman, Much Ado At the same time, where the defendant is contrite and admits an improper motive (something no jury will take lightly), or At trial, the district court instructed the jury that if Gross proved by a preponderance of the evidence—direct or circumstantial—that age was a In its decision, the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit held that the jury instructions were flawed and that the precedent established by the The trial court refused the instruction, and the jury returned a verdict for the employee. The Court of Appeal reversed, holding that the requested As the Court explained, in FEHA employment discrimination cases that do not involve mixed motives, California has adopted a three-stage This instruction would allow the jury to find for the plaintiff if it determined the employer relied at all on an unlawful reason The Court went on to hold that, to be entitled to the mixed-motive instruction, the plaintiff "was not required to produce direct evidence" that his use of leave was a negative factor. At trial, the City requested a jury instruction that the City not be held liable if it proved that it would have discharged Harris for legitimate business reasons even if the jury concluded that pregnancy was a motivating factor in the termination That triggered Harris' appeal to the California Supreme Court. This instruction would allow the jury to find for the plaintiff if it determined the employer relied at all on an unlawful reason (i.e., plaintiff's use of leave) when The Court went on to hold that, to be entitled to the mixed-motive instruction, the plaintiff "was not required to produce direct evidence" that his use This instruction would allow the jury to find for the plaintiff if it determined the employer relied at all on an unlawful reason (i.e., plaintiff's use of leave) when The Court went on to hold that, to be entitled to the mixed-motive instruction, the plaintiff "was not required to produce direct evidence" that his use Earlier this month, the California Supreme Court issued a ruling clarifying details of the "mixed-motive" defense applicable to discrimination claims under The jury returned a verdict for Harris. The Court of Appeal reversed the verdict, holding the City was entitled to its requested "mixed-motive" instruction. Over the city's objection, the jury was instructed according to California Civil Jury Instruction ("CACI") 2500 that Harris only had to prove that her The court of appeal reversed the judgment and remanded the case for a new trial on the ground that the judge should have given a "mixed motive"

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