Group 3: Chapter 8 #13 (Julien Fargo)

In Leake v. University of Cincinnati, since plaintiff did not file her charges with the EEOC until April 17, 1973, more than 180 days after the alleged biased act, “the district court concluded that plaintiff's claim was time-barred.”(OpenJurist) I believe the case between Bouzoukis v. Enormous State University should go the same way. Yes, the University was sly in some ways by not letting her know all the facts before they gave her the option to delay filing her complaint with the EEOC. And the idea was they were not going to raise up the issue of time limits as a defense. The law is still the law, and Bouzoukis was still not within the constraint of the “300 day time limit of the alleged violation.”(Cihon) The court should dismiss the case for these reasons.