N.D. Ohio· 1/6/1993

Baab v. AMR Services Corp.

Citations

811 F. Supp. 1246
1993 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 136
61 Empl. Prac. Dec. (CCH) 42,273
63 Fair Empl. Prac. Cas. (BNA) 390
1993 WL 4202

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holding that the plaintiffs receipt of pornographic, explicit photographs, and sex toys in her locker was not intolerable in a civilized society and therefore not extreme or outrageous
stating that co-workers’ display of photographs of scantily clad women and plaintiffs receipt of pornographic “sex toys” was not intolerable in a civilized society and therefore not extreme or outrageous
stating that co-workers’ display of photographs of scantily clad women and plaintiffs receipt of pornographic “sex toys” was not intolerable in a civilized society and therefore not extreme or outrageous
stating that co-workers’ display of photographs of scantily clad women and plaintiffs receipt of pornographic “sex toys” was not intolerable in a civilized society and therefore not extreme or outrageous
making the observation: “[t]o say that Ohio courts narrowly define ‘extreme and outrageous conduct’ would be something of an understatement”
“[T]o say that Ohio courts narrowly define ‘extreme and outrageous conduct’ would be something of an understatement.”

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Judges: Sam H. Bell

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