Settle v. Baltimore County

How courts have described this case

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• finding that an “investigation” must have “actually adversely affected some term or condition of employment” to support a disparate treatment claim
• finding plaintiff’s subjective belief that defendant’s action was racially motivated was insufficient, in the absence of articulable facts showing a “racial nexus”
• finding the plaintiff’s subjective belief that the employer was racially motivated was insufficient, in the absence of articulable facts showing a “racial nexus”
• finding plaintiff’s subjective belief that defendant’s action was racially motivated was insufficient, in the absence of articulable facts showing a “racial nexus”
• finding Plaintiff’s subjective belief that Defendant’s action was racially motivated was insufficient, in the absence of articulable facts showing a “racial nexus”
• finding the plaintiff’s subjective belief that the employer was racially motivated was insufficient, in the absence of articulable facts showing a “racial nexus”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).