Gideon v. Riverside Community College District

judgment n.o.v. is only proper when the evidence is so strong that reasonable minds could not differ as to what the evidence showed | judgment n.o.v. is only proper when the evidence is so strong that reasonable minds could not differ as to what the evidence showed | personal beliefs, conjecture and speculation are insufficient to support an inference of age discrimination. | “To make out a prima facie case, the plaintiff must show that he was in the protected age group (40-70), that he was discharged, that he was qualified for the position and that he was replaced by a younger person.” | "To make out a prima facie case, the plaintiff must show that he was in the protected age group (40-70), that he was discharged, that he was qualified for the position and that he was replaced by a younger person."