Page v. Arkansas Dept. of Correction, 222 F.3d 453 (8th Cir. August 23, 2000)

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		Disclaimer: The case on which this summary is based may no longer be current law. Also, if the case was decided on summary judgment, the court recited the "facts" in the light most favorable to the non-movant, which may not be the true facts. ------------------------- Page v. Arkansas Dept. of Correction, 222 F.3d 453 (8th Cir. August 23, 2000) - Pro se plaintiff received her right-to-sue letter. Then, approximately one week before 90-day period to file sue expired, she sent the district court a letter requesting assistance in filing suit. She included her right-to-sue letter and her administrative charge. The Court holds that the letter and documents are the substantial equivalent of a complaint and therefore, she initiated her Title VII proceeding in a timely manner. Click here to see actual case.

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