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San Diego Psychologist Awarded $17 Million in Lawsuit Against Corrections Department

November 4, 2025 - 13:29

San Diego Psychologist Awarded $17 Million in Lawsuit Against Corrections Department

A psychologist from San Diego has been awarded $17 million in a lawsuit against the state department of corrections. The legal battle stemmed from the psychologist's claims that her concerns about an inmate who threatened her with violence were not taken seriously by her superiors. Following her reports of the threats, she alleges that she faced retaliation, culminating in her wrongful termination.

The psychologist argued that her dismissal was not only unjust but also a direct result of her advocacy for safety within the correctional facility. Her case has brought to light the critical issues of workplace safety and the treatment of mental health professionals in correctional settings. The substantial award reflects the jury's recognition of the psychological and professional harm she endured. This ruling may set a precedent for how similar cases are handled in the future, emphasizing the importance of addressing threats and ensuring the protection of employees in high-risk environments.


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