Boyd v. Desrozier

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• finding the statute of limitations in that case began to run on the date of the last instance of a “continuing violation” in the context of a wage discrimination claim under Ohio Rev.Code § 4111.17
• “By defining ‘recovery’ in terms of commencement 12 of the violation, the legislature clearly indicated its intent to permit recovery from the beginning of the prohibited discrimination until its termination.”
• “Black's Law Dictionary (5th Ed.) defines ‘offense’ as ‘a felony or misdemeanor; a breach of the criminal laws.’ . . . Black's Law Dictionary defines ‘violation’ as a ‘breach of right, duty, or law.’” (brackets omitted
• “Black's Law Dictionary (5th Ed.) defines ‘offense’ as ‘a felony or misdemeanor; a breach of the criminal laws.’ . . . Black's Law Dictionary defines ‘violation’ as a ‘breach of right, duty, or law.’” (brackets omitted

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