Eva Ciechon v. The City of Chicago

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• finding an equal protec‐ tion violation when plaintiff was fired but her similarly situ‐ ated co‐worker was not and there was “no rational basis for such discrimination”
• finding an equal protec‐ tion violation when plaintiff was fired but her similarly situ‐ ated co‐worker was not and there was “no rational basis for such discrimination”
• finding an equal protec‐ tion violation when plaintiff was fired but her similarly situ‐ ated co‐worker was not and there was “no rational basis for such discrimination”
• finding an equal protec‐ tion violation when plaintiff was fired but her similarly situ‐ ated co‐worker was not and there was “no rational basis for such discrimination”
• sustaining award of fees for administrative work because \[t]he interest served by encouraging vigorous representation at an administrative proceeding\ in the § 1983 context \is the same interest as that . . . in the Title VII scheme of enforcement\
• declining to opine on whether selective prosecution is a defense in civil cases

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