Second Circuit· 6/8/2006

Demoret v. Zegarelli

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451 F.3d 140

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holding that a supervisor’s close monitoring of plaintiffs work “was not so severe as to be abusive”
holding that to establish hostile work environment claim, plaintiff must show that “the workplace is permeated with discriminatory intimidation, ridicule, and insult”
holding that allegations that the defendant was “mild[ly] rude[]” were insufficient as a matter of law to meet the threshold for a hostile work environment
holding that a supervisor’s close monitoring of plaintiffs work, mild rudeness to her, failure to take advantage of all of her abilities, and reassignment of some of plaintiffs responsibilities to other employees was not so severe as to be abusive
stating that where we review a qualified immunity claim, we have pendent jurisdiction over the merits of the underlying constitutional claim
explaining that Section 1983 and the Equal Protection Clause, together, protect public employees from discrimination

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