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$2,500 Paid to Disabled Vietnam Vet to Settle Discrimination Complaint Stemming From His Job as a Federal Prison Guard

James Vaughn and the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) entered into a settlement agreement in July 2001 to settle a discrimination complaint brought by the Vietnam veteran. The complaint, which settled for $2,500, alleged that Vaughn was employed as a prison guard at the Federal Correctional Institution in Phoenix (FCI ...

 

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