Doe v. Village of Mamaroneck

How courts have described this case

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• observing that courts have dispensed with the \similarly situated group\ requirement in cases where the \differential treatment of the target group could otherwise be clearly demonstrated\
• observing that courts have dispensed with the “similarly situated group” requirement in cases where the “differential treatment of the target group could otherwise be clearly demonstrated”
• finding that the chief of the defendant Village’s police department had final policymaking authority as “the executive officer of the police force” who was “vested with decision making authority regarding officer assignments”
• evidence that Village “aggressive[ly] ticketed” Hispanic day laborers but “ ‘did not strictly enforce, and sometimes ignored, traffic and parking infractions that occurred in other part of the Village’ could lead to an inference of discrimination”

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