· 5/1/2024
Raushanah Rodgers v. Khalilah Slade
How courts have described this case
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- finding that “[t]o be considered ‘similarly situated,’ com- parators must be prima facie identical in all relevant respects”
- explaining that comparators must be directly comparable in all material respects
- noting the contradictory lines of cases in the circuit and reserving the issue for a later case
- explaining that comparators must be directly comparable in all material respects
- noting competing lines of cases within the circuit and reserving the question
- discussing the subtle nuances that may make treatment of schools different
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