Beginning of the Trial for Braden

Ina Braden's discrimination hearing has been put on delay due to question of Pitt's relation to the state. This is important with the case because it will determine if Pitt is under regulation by certain statures of the law.

Braden's case is under way but has been halted. Under the 1871 Klu Klux Act, it emphasises 'state law' and therfore, Pitt does not believe they fall under it since they are a relativley private institution. Slyvia Roberts, a lawyer for Ina Braden, argues that Pitt should in fact be under this as a result from recieving state funding even though it is not fully funded by the state.

The court procedures to have a hearing have started. Suit sates that the University of Pittsburgh discriminates against women in almsot all aspects such as salary, positions, tenure, hiring, etc.

Proceedings with the Braden trial have been under way. This is a class action law suit against Pitt focusing on sex discrimination. It focuses on things such as hiring, promotion, salaries, and grievances. James Arensberg, University of Pittsburgh solicitor responded on the University's jurisdiction in regards to the court and how Braden shouldn't be representing the entire group of people.