Briscoe v. Kerry

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that claims brought in a separate, untimely EEOC action cannot be “piggybacked onto [the plaintiff’s] timely filed civil action” as such piggybacking would circumvent the purpose of the deadlines
• ‘For Title VII and the ADEA, however,-these time limits are subject to equitable tolling, estoppel, and waiver. ... Such doctrines are not applicable to jurisdictional deadlines such as those imposed by the Rehabilitation Act’s exhaustion requirements,

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