Velikonja v. Mueller

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• noting that requiring a plaintiff to exhaust each (. . . continued
• denying as moot the plaintiff’s Rule 56(f) motion because the court denied the defendant’s motion for summary judgment
• “[I]t is important to note that plaintiffs case may not turn on the accuracy of the allegations against her that led to her discipline____”
• .Morgan’s analysis requiring exhaustion for all allegations of discrete acts of discrimination is equally applicable to acts occurring prior to the EEOC charge as to those arising after the charge was filed
• “[P]laintiff s case may not turn on the accuracy of the allegations against her.”
• “[W]here the ends of administrative exhaustion have been served by the pursuit of administrative remedies with regard to the subsequent acts, separate initiation of administrative exhaustion for related post-complaint conduct is not required.”

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