Identifying discrimination case

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Identifying a discrimination case

1. Identify the case (name of the case, when it was filed, where it was filed, etc.)

2. Explain the basis of the case. Include who filed the case, why they filed the case (what was the issue that the lawsuit was based on), and what changes they were seeking through their lawsuit.

3. Discuss the outcome of the case. How did the court rule? Did it go through multiple legal levels (that is appeals courts or escalation to state or federal supreme courts?) What changes occurred as a result of the case? (That is, were their changes in laws, polices or procedures?)

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