Romelia Hazel Frazier v. Delco Electronics Corporation

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “The stalking victim who doesn’t know that she is being stalked is not in fear of being in- jured.”
• “The stalking victim who doesn’t know that she is being stalked is not in fear of being in- jured.”
• \[A] violation of Title VII that is based on a claim of harassment by a coworker doesn't occur until the employer has failed to take reasonable steps to bring the harassment to an end.\
• “[A] violation of Title VII that is based on a claim of harassment by a coworker doesn’t occur until the employer has failed to take reasonable steps to bring the harassment to an end.”
• “[A] violation of Title VII that is based on a claim of harassment by a coworker doesn’t occur until the employer has failed to take reasonable steps to bring the harassment to an end.”
• “A jury might find that Spears’s persistent, crazy, hostile behavior toward Frazier after his threat to kill her was sufficiently ominous to make the workplace intolerable even to a person of average steadfastness.” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).