Dodds v. United States Department of Education

How courts have described this case

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• “[T]he temporal proximity of . . . events gives rise to an inference of retaliation for the purposes of [establishing a] prima facie case.”
• “While the temporal proximity of these events gives rise to an inference of retaliation for the purposes of appellant’s prima facie case, without more, such temporal proximity is insufficient to satisfy appellant’s burden to bring forward some evidence of pretext.”
• “While the temporal proximity of these events gives rise to an inference of retaliation for the purposes of appellant's prima facie case, without more, such temporal proximity is insufficient to satisfy appellant’s burden to bring forward some evidence of pretext.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).