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· 12/17/1997

Federal Case

Citations

  • 132 F.3d 20

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that “constructive discharge cannot form the basis for quid pro quo sexual harassment”
  • explaining that an act is not necessarily committed under color of state law simply because it is committed by an on-duty state employee
  • distinguishing discrete acts of quid pro quo harassment from acts aggregated to make out a hostile environment claim
  • denying summary judgment in favor of an employer when evidence indicated that the employer took no action whatsoever for three months
  • holding police department and municipality same for § 1983
  • supplying constructive discharge alone is insufficient to establish a quid pro quo harassment claim where there is no evidence of a forced resignation

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