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· 12/13/2016

People v. Ross (Mark)

How courts have described this case

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  • “‘[M]erely requesting a religious accommodation is not the same as opposing the allegedly unlawful denial of a religious accommodation.’ . . . Although the latter is protected activity under Title VII, the former is not.”
  • the plaintiff “failed to establish a 11 prima facie case of opposition-clause unlawful retaliation because merely requesting a 12 religious accommodation is not the same as opposing the allegedly unlawful denial of a 13 religious accommodation”

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