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Judicial scrutiny of gender-based employment practices in the criminal justice system

Claire Angelique R. I. Nolasco, Michael S. Vaughn

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Key concepts: Plaintiff, Pretext, Scrutiny, Supreme court, Criminal justice, Law, Employment discrimination, Political science

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