Ella Wade v. Lerner New York, Inc.

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• holding that sentencing judge was not precluded from relying on testimony from witnesses who had impure motives, criminal histories, and a record of telling lies
• plaintiff’s age discrimination claim failed where her employer mistakenly, but honestly, believed the plaintiff had been late for work
• plaintiff’s age discrimination claim failed where her employer mistak- enly, but honestly, believed the plaintiff had been late for work
• “[W]e will not sit as a ‘superpersonnel department’ debating the merits of legitimate, non-discriminatory criteria a business chooses to employ.”

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