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· 10/17/2018

People v. Armstrong (Izayiah)

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  • recognizing that one way to show pretext is to show “the proffered explanation has no basis in fact”
  • applying the McDonnell Douglass burden-shifting framework to a claim for retaliation for complaints about pay discrimination based on sex
  • recognizing this as another way to show pretext

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