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Miranda v. South Country Central School District et al
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2:20-cv-00104
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November 09, 2022
School District Settles Sex Bias Suit Over Topless Selfie
A Long Island public school district has agreed to end a former middle school teacher's lawsuit alleging she was illegally fired because of a bare-chested selfie sent to an ex-boyfriend, and fellow teacher, years earlier, according to filings in New York federal court.
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February 08, 2022
School District Can't Avoid Trial In 'Topless Selfie' Bias Suit
A New York school district must face trial over whether it illegally discriminated against a female teacher when it fired her after a bare-chested selfie she had sent a former boyfriend years earlier was circulated, with a federal judge calling school officials' justifications into question.
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March 02, 2021
NY School Says Firing Teacher For Topless Pic Was Justified
A Long Island school district asked a federal judge to toss a former teacher's sex bias suit, saying it was legally justified in firing her after a topless selfie she sent to her boyfriend years earlier circulated among middle school students.
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May 21, 2020
Teacher's Suit Over Topless Selfie-Inspired Firing Lives On
A Long Island public school district must face a former teacher's claims that she was unlawfully fired after her employer obtained a topless selfie that she had sent years earlier to a fellow teacher when they were dating, a New York federal judge held Thursday.