Wright v. Wyandotte County Sheriff's Department

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that plaintiff’s subjective feeling and “mere conjecture” that her employer had discriminated against her were insufficient to avoid summary judgment
• finding that the plaintiff improperly sued the county sheriff’s department, which is “merely an agency of the county . . . and is not itself capable of being sued.”
• dismissing a § 1983 claim against a Kansas county sheriff’s office for the same reason
• dismissing a § 1983 claim against a Kansas county sheriff’s office on the same ground
• “Mere disagreement with an employer’s adverse employment actions is not sufficient to establish pretext.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).