Jane Doe One v. Garcia

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• ”[I]n order to establish duress, a plaintiff must do more than simply allege a subjective fear that retaliation might occur. A plaintiff must show some act or threat by the defendant that precluded the exercise of her free will and judgment and prevented her from exercising her legal rights.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).