Wimbley v. Cashion

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• finding a reasonable jury could find differential treatment of two officers accused of pepper spraying inmates is evidence that the stated reasons for one of their terminations was pretextual
• disparate treatment of the plaintiff and another employee “similarly situated in all relevant respects” allows race- and sex- discrimination claims to survive summary judgment
• disparate treatment of the plaintiff and another employee “similarly situated in all relevant respects” allows race- and sex- discrimination claims to survive summary judgment
• employer treated similarly-situated employees in a disparate manner
• employer treated similarly-situated employees in a disparate manner

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