Constantine v. Rectors and Visitors of George Mason University

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Title II of ADA validly abrogates sovereign immunity of state institutions of higher education
• recognizing that “the causation standards under Title II of the ADA and § 504 of the Rehabilitation Act are ‘significantly dissimilar.’”
• holding that a four-month lapse between protected speech and alleged retaliation was sufficient to plausibly allege a causal connection
• concluding that a four-month gap was sufficiently close temporal proximity to allow a retaliation claim to survive a motion to dismiss
• holding that pursuant to § 2000d-7, “States are not immune from federal suits to enforce” section 504
• holding that institutions must make “reasonable accommodations for disabled students to ensure that they are able to participate in the educational program”

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