McCray v. Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland Transit Administration

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• holding that district court should have allowed the plaintiff, who alleged racial discrimination, to depose her supervisors before resolving defendants’ motion for summary judgment
• holding that district court should have allowed the plaintiff, who alleged racial discrimination, to depose her supervisors before resolving defendants’ motion for summary judgment
• noting that \[l]egislative immunity is a shield that protects despicable motives as much as it protects pure ones\
• explaining that “[s]overeign immunity has not been abrogated for . . . Title I ADA claims”
• noting that “[i]n general, summary judgment should only be granted ‘after adequate time for discovery’”
• noting that “[i]n general, summary judgment should only be granted ‘after adequate time for discovery’”

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