Ellen v. Spain v. Tony E. Gallegos, Chairman, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission United States of America

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• recognizing that a district court may sua sponte dismiss an action for failure to prosecute
• recognizing that a district court may sua sponte dismiss an action for failure to prosecute
• concluding that a rumor that a woman gained influence over the head of the office because she was engaged in a sexual relationship with him was sufficient to allow a reasonable jury to conclude the a woman suffered the harassment alleged because she was a woman
• concluding that a rumor that a woman gained influence over the head of the office because she was 10 engaged in a sexual relationship with him was sufficient to allow a reasonable jury to conclude the a woman suffered the harassment alleged because she was a woman
• noting that the Third Circuit’s “cautious approach to Rule 403 exclusions at the pretrial stage . . . .”
• noting that the Third Circuit’s “cautious approach to Rule 403 exclusions at the pretrial stage . . . .”

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