Richard R. Rothman v. Emory University and Richard W. Riley, Secretary of the Department of Education

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• concluding that dean's letter did not cause disabled law student any injury and that student's having a character and fitness interview was not an adverse consequence
• determining that the law school dean's letter was an honest evaluation of the plaintiff's difficulties at law school rather than direct evidence that the law school discriminated against him because of his epilepsy
• finding supplemental jurisdiction proper when the complaint alleged employment discrimination and the counterclaim alleged a refusal to repay student loans based on that alleged discrimination

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