For a Disparate Treatment Case Involving Pretext,which Is the Correct

question 14

Multiple Choice

For a disparate treatment case involving pretext,which is the correct order of proof?

• A)plaintiff's prima facie case, defendant's lawful motive, plaintiff's additional evidence supporting discriminatory intent
• B)plaintiff's evidence supporting discriminatory intent, defendant's lawful motive, plaintiff's prima facie case
• C)plaintiff's primary evidence, defendant's primary evidence, plaintiff's rebuttal showing discriminatory motive
• D)none of these

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Definitions:

Harold Kelley

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