Aline Ervin v. County of Los Angeles, a Chartered Governmental Entity

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• finding plaintiff lacked 10 good faith for delaying the second claim when plaintiff had possession of facts for 11 over a year and a half prior to her filing the action
• refusing to toll statute of limitations in federal civil rights action
• finding 17 a plaintiff was not entitled to equitable tolling because she had “failed to show that 18 she acted reasonably and in good faith by delaying the filing of her federal civil rights 19 action beyond the statutory limitations period”
• finding a plaintiff was not 15 entitled to equitable tolling because she had “failed to show that she acted reasonably 16 and in good faith by delaying the filing of her federal civil rights action beyond the 17 statutory limitations period”
• finding plaintiff ineligible for equitable tolling because she 24 failed to show she acted reasonably and in good faith by delaying the filing of 25 her federal civil rights action for over a year and a half after she became aware 26 of the facts giving rise to her claim
• “appellant’s 13 unwarranted delay in filing her federal civil rights claim was neither reasonable nor in good 14 faith.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).