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The court dismissed plaintiff's Title VII and NFEPA discrimination complaint as untimely filed, exceeding the 90-day window to file after receiving the EEOC right-to-sue letter. The court also found the gross negligence, mental abuse, and evidence-tampering claims to be outside the scope of employment discrimination law and therefore not cognizable.
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