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According to attorney Douglass I. Louison, who represented the officers at the review board hearing, the police unions are not sure "whether their rights are [being] violated by this new form of discipline...
Asked if the superior officers' union would file a civil suit in addition to the grievance, Murphy said he doubted the members intended to do so. Wise also said the patrolmen's union had not discussed filing suit. Louison added that "nothing has been determined...
...doesn't make much sense for someone who is a defendant in a civil rights case to stand up and tell a racist joke," said Douglas Louison, the lawyer representing the officers in their suit. Louison said that while telling the joke "doesn't rise to a violation" of Constitutional rights or warrant additional charges, the incident suggests a lack of "sensitivity" on Paolillo's part...
...certainly going to quote it [the comment]," Louison said. The attorney said that the federal judge hearing the case "clearly said there is a problem in Cambridge" and has suspended the trial for two months for discussion between the two parties and representatives from the federal Justice Department...
...alleged experts and arrant professionalism. Of the two dozen or so personages in the piece, only two are natural and honest human beings. The rest are all hypocrites or bluffers. Healthy Argan pretends to be riddled with illness; his inheritance-eyeing wife Beline protests familial affection; the small daughter Louison feigns death; Doctor Diafoirus maintains black is white; his nitwit son Thomas presumes to be clever; suitor Cleante impersonates a music teacher; the maid Toinette disguises herself as a doctor--and so on with the rest...