Pfister v. Niobrara County
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
RAPER, Justice.
The sheriff of Niobrara County appointed a male his deputy from applicants, including a woman, appellant-complainant. The complainant contends she was discriminated against because of her sex, so filed a complaint to that effect with the Wyoming Fair Employment Commission. Niobrara County became the respondent and is here as appellee. The Commission, after hearing, found discrimination and awarded complainant $2,508.30 as a “fair and reasonable amount for recovery.” On review by the district court, the Commission was reversed. In this appeal by the complainant, we will agree…
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