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Owino et al v. CoreCivic, Inc.
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March 11, 2021
9th Circ. Lets ICE Contractor Dispute Class Cert. In Wage Suit
The Ninth Circuit will allow a U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement private prison contractor to appeal certification of a class of immigrant detainees who claimed they were forced to clean detention facilities without proper pay under law.
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June 05, 2020
Detainees Fight Prison Co.'s Bid To Undo Cert. In Labor Suit
Detained immigrants accusing CoreCivic Inc. of violating labor laws have urged a California federal judge to reject the private prison giant's bid to overturn their class certification order, arguing that the company is trying to rehash old arguments that the court has already rejected.
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April 02, 2020
Detainees Win Partial Cert. In Labor Suit Against Prison Co.
A group of detained immigrants accusing private prison giant CoreCivic Inc. of violating labor laws won partial class certification after a California federal judge ruled they had shown they were forced to work under threat of discipline.
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April 16, 2019
ICE Detainees Ask For Cert. In Work Suit Against Prison Co.
A group of immigrant detainees held in facilities run by private prison giant CoreCivic Inc. asked a California federal court Monday to divide them into state and nationwide classes, as they move forward with their claims that the corrections company illegally forced them to work for cents on the hour and withheld basic necessities.
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May 15, 2018
Private Detainee Center Can't Dodge Labor Abuse Row
A California federal judge on Monday declined to toss a putative class action filed by immigrants who allege that their wages were stolen by the owner of a privately run detention facility, but did pare back some of the wage allegations.