A prima facie case is one in which the plaintiff must appear in court in person in order to present their argument as to why they have been discriminated against.

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A prima facie case is a case in which the evidence presented is sufficient to establish a fact or raise a presumption of fact, without further evidence, until contradicted by evidence to the contrary. It does not require the plaintiff to appear in court in person to present their argument, as evidence can be presented through other means such as written statements or affidavits.

A Prima Facie Case Is One in Which the Plaintiff