US-CA11 · jury_instructions
11th Cir. Pattern Jury Instr. (Civil) 3.9
Election of Foreperson Explanation of Verdict Form[s]
ADVERSE EMPLOYMENT ACTION CLAIMS INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 Public Employee - First Amendment Claim - Discharge or Failure to Promote - Free Speech on
Matter of Public Concern
4.2 Public Employee - First Amendment Claim - Discharge or Failure to Promote - Political Disloyalty
or Key Employee
4.3 Public Employee - Equal-Protection Claim - Race/Sex Discrimination - Hostile Work Environment -
Supervisor Harassment (Separate Liability for Public Body and Individual Supervisors)
4.4 Public Employee - Equal-Protection Claim - Race/Sex Discrimination - Hostile Work Environment -
Co-worker Harassment (Separate Liability for Public Body and Individual Supervisors)
4.5 Title VII - Civil Rights Act - Discrimination - Discharge or Failure to Promote - Including "Same
Decision" Defense
4.6 Title VII - Civil Rights Act - Workplace Harassment by Supervisor - No Tangible Employment
Action Taken (with Affirmative Defense by Employer)
4.7 Title VII - Civil Rights Act - Workplace Harassment by Co-worker or Third Party - No Tangible
Employment Action Taken
4.8 Title VII - Civil Rights Act - Workplace Harassment - Unwelcome Sexual Advances - Tangible
Employment Action Taken
4.9 Civil Rights Act - 42 U.S.C. § 1981 - Race Discrimination in Employment - Discharge or Failure to
Promote
Provenance
- Source
- ca11.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-20
- Edition
- civil-2025-09
- Content hash
82b0bebae07457fa88e0baa085bdd1b47afb9791fb1fedcc25f4531b877d75b0
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