Weitzel v. Cincinnati

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that the court could take judicial notice of the plaintiff’s EEOC charge
• considering EEOC document though unclear whether it was a public document, only where court had converted relevant portion of motion into motion for summary judgment
• considering matters outside the pleadings on the issue of administrative exhaustion and partially converting the motion to dismiss to a motion for summary judgment on that issue
• denying a motion to dismiss a claim for national origin discrimination because the complaint alleged that plaintiff’s supervisor made statements and references to the plaintiff’s German last name and referred to the plaintiff as a “Nazi”
• denying a motion to dismiss a claim for national origin discrimination 5 because the complaint alleged that plaintiff’s supervisor made statements and 6 references to the plaintiff’s German last name and referred to the plaintiff as a 7 “Nazi”
• “Further, the Court can take judicial notice of [the plaintiff’s] EEOC Charge as it is a public document[].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).