In which of the following cases did the EEOC argue that the district court erred in each respect of the decision and finally appealed to the U..Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit?
A) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v.City of Arlington
B) Equal Employment opportunity Committee v.Earnest & Young Enterprises, Inc.
C) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v.WC&M Enterprises, Inc.
D) Equal Employment Opportunity Committee v.E &M Enterprise, Inc.

Question

In which of the following cases did the EEOC argue that the district court erred in each respect of the decision and finally appealed to the U..Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit?​
A) ​Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v.City of Arlington
B) ​Equal Employment opportunity Committee v.Earnest & Young Enterprises, Inc.
C) ​Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v.WC&M Enterprises, Inc.
D) ​Equal Employment Opportunity Committee v.E &M Enterprise, Inc.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The case in which the EEOC argued that the district court erred and finally appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit is "Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. WC&M Enterprises, Inc." None of the other options mentioned any similar appeal to the Fifth Circuit.

In Which of the Following Cases Did the EEOC Argue