State of Iowa v. Tyrell Jarule Gaston

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• excusing some employees from certain tasks would create substantial costs for both the employer and other employees
• excusing some employees from undesirable tasks would create substantial costs for other employees as well as for the entity itself
• “Selective objection to some of the employer’s goals raises problems on the ‘reasonableness’ branch as well as the ‘undue hardship’ branch.”
• “The Indiana State Police, as a unit of state government, is not a person as § 1983 uses that term and therefore is not amenable to a suit for damages under that statute.”
• “The Indiana State Police, as a unit of state government, is not a person as § 1983 uses that term and therefore is not amenable to a suit for damages under that statute.”
• “The Indiana State Police, as a unit of state government, is not a ‘person’ as § 1983 uses that term and therefore is not amenable to a suit for damages under that statute.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).