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Section 1981A(b) sets limitations on certain damages that
complaining parties may recover. First, it specifies that
punitive damages are available only if the complaining party
demonstrates that the respondent engaged in discrimination "with
malice or reckless indifference to the federally protected rights
of an aggrieved individual." It also provides that punitive
damages are not available against a governmental entity or
political subdivision.
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