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Garland's Digest
on employment discrimination law
online since 1997
 

 

National origin discrimination law

Under federal law, national origin discrimination is prohibited by Title VII. Also, with respect to state actors, national origin discrimination is prohibited under the United States Constitution by the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.

Garland's Digest has three sources of information on national origin discrimination law: (1) our treatise; (2) court decisions dating back to September 1996; and (3) summaries of court decisions from September 1996 to May 2009.

To learn more about national origin discrimination law, the best place to start is our Treatise Index under the letter "N."

Alternatively, you can search the Treatise, the cases or the case summaries by going to our Search Page.

If you are a non-lawyer and need a basic introduction to legal research, visit our other site, Introlaw.com, and read the introductory articles on that site first.

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If you are not an attorney and you believe that either (a) you may have a potential discrimination claim or (b) you are an employer and may have a potential claim against your company, please consult an attorney in your area. This web site is designed for lawyers performing legal research and is no substitute for competent counsel.