Auguster v. Vermilion Parish School Board

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a comment made nearly a year before the adverse employment decision that appeared unrelated to the decision was a stray remark
• concluding that while the vitality of the stray remarks doctrine was questioned post -Reeves, the doctrine remained intact \at least where the plaintiff has failed to produce substantial [circumstantial] evidence\
• noting that the third step of the McDonnell Douglas framework requires “the plaintiff [to] produce substantial evidence of pretext”
• “[A]n employee’s subjective belief of discrimination alone is not sufficient to warrant judicial relief.”
• Rodriguez was appealed after summary judgment rather than after trial.
• discussing the “overwhelming evidence supporting the school board’s legitimate justification”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).