Jones v. Ashcroft

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing a claim for failure to comply with the 180-day requirement where plaintiff prematurely filed suit and argued that the EEOC process was unlikely to produce a settlement
• relying on Hill and Martini in analyzing an exhaustion claim where the plaintiff previously filed an administrative appeal
• dismissing a claim for failure to comply with the 180-day requirement where plaintiff prematurely filed suit and argued that the EEOC process was unlikely to produce a settlement
• dismissing Title VII claim of federal employee for failure to wait 180 days from the date of filing an administrative complaint where 12 the EEOC had not issued a final decision
• inability to stand, sit, or walk for more than thirty 7 minutes was a substantially limiting impairment
• FBI’s suitability determination not subject to Egan because it was “distinct from national security determinations”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).