In 2006, former San Francisco Sheriff Michael Hennessey came to a decision. After year-on-year investigations that involved male deputies having illicit (not to mention illegal) relations with female inmates, he changed the rules.
All female inmates would be relocated to one, central facility and it could only be staffed by female deputies.
In theory it was a good idea, but in practicum, well not so much. Less than a year after the switch, more than 30 deputies challenged that decision in court.
The sex-discrimination lawsuit was brought against both the city and the county and the defendants, most of whom were women, …
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