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· 6/20/1996

Federal Case

Citations

  • 88 F.3d 192

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that after-acquired evidence is inadmissible where it presents a “different and legitimate reason for discharge”
  • noting that the familiar McDonnell-Douglas burden shifting dichotomy applies to retaliation claims
  • relied on by von Gunten

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