Martinez-Rivera v. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico

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• collecting cases that sustain the proposition that the Court can “rely on facts outside of the pleadings” to decide a Rule 12(b)(1) motion
• collecting cases that sustain the proposition that the Court can “rely on facts outside of the pleadings” to decide a Rule 12(b)(1) motion
• noting that the ADA incorporates Title VII’s enforcement provisions
• “Courts use federal law, . . . to figure out when the limitation clock starts ticking”
• “As a general matter, statutes of limitations are affirmative defenses . . . .”
• “[W]hile the right-to-sue-letter requirement [in Title VII] remains, it is simply a precondition to bringing suit, not a jurisdictional bar, and thus can be waived by the parties or the court.”

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