The charging party in a discrimination case must file a civil action suit in the appropriate court within ____ days of receipt of the statutory notice of right to sue.
A) 20
B) 50
C) 90
D) 120

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While processing a discrimination charge, if the EEOC does not decide to file a lawsuit on behalf of a charging party, the individual still has the right to bring suit against the respondent. In this situation, the EEOC issues the charging party the statutory notice of a right-to-sue letter. The charging party must then file a civil action suit in the appropriate court within 90 days of receipt of the statutory notice of right to sue.

The Charging Party in a Discrimination Case Must File a Civil