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· 10/16/1995

Frank Deguiseppe and Torry Palermo v. Village of Bellwood and Robert Frascone

Citations

  • 68 F.3d 187
  • 1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 28920
  • 1995 WL 606137

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  • judicial estoppel \prevents a party who has successfully taken a position in one litigation from taking the opposite position in a subsequent litigation\
  • petty harassment that includes minor retaliation and false accusations can be actionable under the First Amendment
  • “a campaign of petty harassment” that includes “minor forms of retaliation” and “false accusations” can be actionable under the First Amendment.
  • hold ing that judicial estoppel prevents plaintiff from telling his pension hearing board that he was disabled and unable to work, and later telling the court that he was not disabled
  • summary judgment on retaliation claim where plaintiff was medically unfit to resume duties
  • discontinued employment clearly materially adverse

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Judges: Cummings, Eschbach, Ripple

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