Seventh Circuit· 8/18/2010

Trentadue v. Redmon

Citations

619 F.3d 648
2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 17183
2010 WL 3239397

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“neither speculation nor generic challenges to a witness’s credibility are sufficient” to establish a triable factual issue
student-to-student sexual harassment did not deprive plaintiff of access to education when “her grades did not suffer, she was not extensively absent from school, she graduated with a class rank of 27 out of over 500, and thereafter enrolled in college”
student-to-student sexual harassment did not deprive plaintiff of access to education when “her grades did not suffer, she was not extensively absent from school, she graduated with a class rank of 27 out of over 500, and thereafter enrolled in college”
“[U]nderdeveloped arguments are considered waived.”
“[U]nderdeveloped arguments are considered waived.”

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Judges: Flaum, Wood, Sykes

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