Ruby v. Secretary of the Navy

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• holding that the plaintiff's complaints that she was subjected to por- nographic material in her mailbox, was accused of having sex with other workers, and was subject to sexually explicit conversations was not sufficiently severe or pervasive
• finding that a plaintiff’s allegations that she was subject to pornographic material in her mailbox, was accused of having sex with workers, and was subject to sexually explicit conversations was not “severe or pervasive”
• sexual comments, accusations of sexual relations with employees, and delivery of pornography to plaintiff insufficient to prove outrageous conduct by the defendant
• absence of any evidence of malice supports directed verdict under Virginia common law
• providing elements for retaliation claim

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