Wood v. Upjohn Co.

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• holding that the district court did not abuse its discretion in refusing to consider a plaintiff’s late response to a motion for summary judgment where the pleading was “a few months late” and “no good reason for the delay” was offered
• underscoring that, to survive summary judgment, the non-moving party must set forth specific facts to establish a genuine triable issue
• rejecting due process and equal protection challenges to a school suspension, noting that \[t]he question of whether a public education is a fundamental right is not a novel one.\
• suggesting a suspension from school was akin to an excused absence where the student, although prevented from in-class participation, was permitted to make-up missed work
• suggesting a suspension from school was akin to an excused absence where the student, although prevented from in-class participation, was permitted to make-up missed work
• suggesting a suspension from school was akin to an excused absence where the student, although prevented from in- class participation, was permitted to make-up missed work

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