Annete M. Allen, Shelley S. Burnette, Rahpre Newberry, and Earnest Leonard v. Chicago Transit Authority

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the plaintiff committed perjury where he later admitted that he lied during his deposition
• explaining that even when a “witness repeatedly contradicts himself under oath on material matters,” his credibility “becomes an issue for the jury; it cannot be resolved in a summary judgment proceeding”
• affirming district court’s dismissal of suit as sanction for repeated discovery-related perjury
• \it is arguable that a litigant who defrauds the court should not be permitted to continue to press his case.\
• “it is arguable that a litigant who defrauds the court should not be permitted to continue to press his case.”
• “it is arguable that a litigant who de- frauds the court should not be permitted to continue to press his case.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).