Pennsylvania State Police v. Suders

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 2004-06-14

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Justice Ginsburg delivered the opinion of the Court. . Plaintiff-respondent Nancy Drew Suders alleged sexually harassing conduct by her supervisors, officers of the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), of such severity she was forced to resign. The question presented concerns the proof burdens parties bear when a sexual harassment/constructive discharge claim of that character is asserted under Title VII of the Civ…

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